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  • in reply to: Corda 5 Attachments API #13448
    Peter Li
    Keymaster

    Hi Igor, 

    Corda 5 has not enabled the attachment functionalities yet. But it is on the roadmap for features. We will most likely send out a newsletter when new features are added to Corda 5. 

    Please stay tuned. 

    -Peter | R3

    in reply to: is Token SDK compatible with Corda5? #13412
    Peter Li
    Keymaster

    Hi Munera, 

    Corda 5 has token capabilities by default. The TokenSDK is built into the core of Corda 5. You dont need to add the SDK anymore. 

     

    -Peter | R3

    in reply to: Building an IOS app on Corda #13411
    Peter Li
    Keymaster

    Hi Ryan, 

    This seem like an open-ended question. You can of course build an IOS app on top of your corda solution. Corda is backend distributed ledger platform where it stores data decentralizely, conbatting the distrust that happen when data at rest. 

    You can choose to develope it on our legendary Corda 4 or the newly released Corda 5. On Corda 4, you do need to implement a REST client to connect Corda and your app. Whereas on Corda 5, the Corda flow triggering are exposed via swagger APIs, so you can directly connect Corda with your IOS app. 

    More info can be found at here. Happy developing! 

    -Peter | R3

    in reply to: jmeter-corda-4.9.1-testsuite.zip. #13410
    Peter Li
    Keymaster

    Hi Yuyou, 

    We had replied your email. Please feel free to reach out again if you have further queries. 

    – Peter | R3

    in reply to: Corda 5 Front End Examples? #12991
    Peter Li
    Keymaster

    Here’s a quick generated js client in React we put together. https://github.com/amoothart/currency-mbs-ui/tree/master/src/services
    This code works but is only suitable for demos/PoCs because it is polling the Corda cluster.

    – Austin, R3

    in reply to: Is Corda 5 still a DLT? #12910
    Peter Li
    Keymaster

    I think you slightly misunderstood the concept of Corda 5. Corda 5 has vNodes that can be run on the same cluster (e.g. provided by a SaaS provider) – but that is not required.

    A Corda 5 network can span many clusters run by different operators, and there is nothing stopping participants running their own clusters and owning the full stack.

    -R3 Christian Sailer

    in reply to: Status of UTXO Advanced Ledger Extensions Library #12812
    Peter Li
    Keymaster

    Hi Philip,

    We had identified the bug and will work on it. We had opened the ticket [CORE-15098] to document this bug. 

     

    in reply to: Access to R3 repository for Corda 5 #12810
    Peter Li
    Keymaster

    Hi Kiran, 
    https://developer.r3.com/next-gen-corda/ 
    You can download all the files you need to build a Corda 5 environment at the above link.

    in reply to: Testing corda 5 #12804
    Peter Li
    Keymaster

    The Contract testing API and flow testing API will be released soon. 

    in reply to: Beta3 CPI signing #12803
    Peter Li
    Keymaster

    Hi both, 

    The latest version of the Corda 5 beta is Iguana (this is the 4th version of the beta). download link is here: https://developer.r3.com/next-gen-corda/ 

    With Iguana, you would need both digicert-ca.pem and gradle-plugin-default-key.pem to sign the CPI. This includes the mgm cpi, the notary cpi, and the App cpi. 

    in reply to: Corda 5 Deadlines #12801
    Peter Li
    Keymaster

    Corda 5 will be available in 2023 Summer. We had already published a public release of our beta 4 release of the Corda 5 software.

    Here is the link: https://developer.r3.com/next-gen-corda/

    in reply to: Can local deployed CSDE Corda 5 envirnment persit data? #11383
    Peter Li
    Keymaster
    in reply to: Corda 5 Finality flow in seperate file. #11379
    Peter Li
    Keymaster

    The reason is quite simple. It is to avoids duplication of code, which is easier to debug.  And more that there’s no need to write it twice as the responder logic is identical in both.

    That is, for flows that share the similar responder logic, they all should try to have the finalization code in a seperate file and keep re-use it.

    Peter Li
    Keymaster

    Here is what happen if the transaction proposer does not add his/her own signature via the addSignatories() function:

    You will get an error saying: The publickeys do not have any private counterparts available

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