Hello; Can I suggest that you raise an issue on the github hyperledger/fabric-chaincode-java repo? Though to check that you can call `helloworld()` directly from `invokeChaincode` without having to ca

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Environment: fabric release-2.2 My chaincode named vulnerable is as follows: When I invoke helloworld directly, it gives me responce "helloworld", everything works fine. But when I invoke invokeChainc

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Thank you.

#signcerts #fabric-chaincode

ClientIdentity.getIDBytes() will give you the PEM-encoded X.509 certificate of the client, which contains the public key.

#signcerts #fabric-chaincode

I want to create a verifiable public key log of clients. These public keys are then queried to perform off chain verification of documents issued by the corresponding private key. I looked through "cl

#signcerts #fabric-chaincode

There is an invokeChaincode() function available on the chaincode stub that can be used to make chaincode-to-chaincode calls: https://hyperledger.github.io/fabric-chaincode-node/release-2.2/api/fabric

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Refer to Chaincode namespace — hyperledger-fabricdocs main documentation for cross chaincode access Regards, Satheesh

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Hi, I currently have a chaincode with 3 seperate smart contracts [A,B,C] inside it. I use different smart contracts for different fucntionality and different transaction contexts. Now I want to invoke

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Many people utilize JSON format for assets stored on the ledger, the order items can therefore be a JSON array. Just be careful to utilize deterministic JSON marshaling in your chaincode, as described

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Hi , I am trying to map assets from Hyperledger composer to Hyperledger fabric V2. In Hyperledger composer, there is model defined in .cto file, where I can have, e.g. asset Order identified by orderN

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Hi Sumit, Thanks & Regards Kavin Arumugam Mobile: +91 7373 36 86 36 LinkedIn: @karthikkavina

#bookmark #fabric-chaincode

Hi, If you want to get the next bookmark then the below code example should work: ``` const temp = await ctx.stub.getStateByRangeWithPagination("", "", pageSize, bookmark); // bookmark to get the next

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I'm using the test network (https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-samples/tree/main/test-network). I found once I perform certain operations and run the following command, Hyperledger throws error ```

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Hi Guys, I am quite new to Fabric, and in a learning stage. I am trying to have some hands on bookmark in pagination. But it is really giving me tough time to get the bookmarks in the results. What i

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As far as I know, a contract is an instance class with the contract annotation. When does the Fabric runtime instantiate the contract class? When does the instance get disposed? From my experience, if

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Your endorsement rule: LifecycleEndorsement: Type: ImplicitMeta Rule: "MAJORITY Endorsement" So, the commit command needs to be submitted to the Majority of peers using --peerAddresses and --tlsRootCe

#fabric-kubernetes #fabric-chaincode

The error seems to be quite self explanatory. Did you get the approvals from enough orgs (default is majority)? You can look at some helping commands in the docs - https://hyperledger-fabric.readthedo

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I am running a network with 3 peer orgs with two peers each 1 orderer org with 3 orderers PROBLEM FACED While committing the chaincode getting an error txid [cd5f76fc81ae06b655516f3baab642f7cd580eb1ae

#fabric-kubernetes #fabric-chaincode

This one focuses on Go chaincode: https://github.com/sivachokkapu/revive-cc.

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I have used Sonar Qube in the past , but had few results, just some semantic and syntax tips. Regards, Marcos Sarres | CEO | +55 61 98116 7866 De: fabric@... <fabric@...

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