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Tearoff fixes (#78)

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* Move merkle building extension functions on wire tx to WireTransaction class.

* Add timestamp, notary, transaction type and signers to wire transaction id calculation.

* Change construction of MerkleTree from duplicating last node on a given level to padding leaves' list with zero hash to size of the nearest power of 2 - so we always have a full binary tree.
The problem was that it was possible to construct 2 different transactions with the same ids. Trick worked for txs having number of leaves that were not power of 2.

* Update tear-offs documentation and diagrams to reflect changes in construction of Merkle trees - padding with zero hashes and including all WireTransaction fields in id computation.

* Change in filtering API of WireTransaction for partial Merkle trees calculation.
Instead of many filtering functions over a transaction only one needs to be provided.
Additional change to check and verification of FilteredTransaction.

* IRS demo change. Make filtering function a protected method of RatesFixFlow class.
Comment on situation when capturing too much scope and connected problems with checkpointing.
Change oracle and tear-offs documentation.
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core/src/main/kotlin/net/corda/core/crypto/PartialMerkleTree.kt
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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
package net.corda.core.crypto
import net.corda.core.transactions.MerkleTree
import net.corda.core.transactions.hashConcat
import net.corda.core.crypto.SecureHash.Companion.zeroHash
import java.util.*
@ -19,14 +19,12 @@ class MerkleTreeException(val reason: String) : Exception() {
* / \
* h14 h55
* / \ / \
* h12 h34 h5->d(h5)
* / \ / \ / \
* l1 l2 l3 l4 l5->d(l5)
* h12 h34 h50 h00
* / \ / \ / \ / \
* l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 0 0 0
*
* l* denote hashes of leaves, h* - hashes of nodes below.
* h5->d(h5) denotes duplication of the left hand side node. These nodes are kept in a full tree as DuplicatedLeaf.
* When filtering the tree for l5, we don't want to keep both l5 and its duplicate (it can also be solved using null
* values in a tree, but this solution is clearer).
* l* denote hashes of leaves, h* - hashes of nodes below. 0 denotes zero hash, we use it to pad not full binary trees,
* so the number of leaves is always a power of 2.
*
* Example of Partial tree based on the tree above.
*
@ -34,13 +32,13 @@ class MerkleTreeException(val reason: String) : Exception() {
* / \
* _ _
* / \ / \
* h12 _ _ d(h5)
* h12 _ _ h00
* / \ / \
* I3 l4 I5 d(l5)
* I3 l4 I5 0
*
* We want to check l3 and l5 - now turned into IncudedLeaf (I3 and I5 above). To verify that these two leaves belong to
* the tree with a hash root h15 we need to provide a Merkle branch (or partial tree). In our case we need hashes:
* h12, l4, d(l5) and d(h5). Verification is done by hashing the partial tree to obtain the root and checking it against
* h12, l4, 0 and h00. Verification is done by hashing the partial tree to obtain the root and checking it against
* the obtained h15 hash. Additionally we store included hashes used in calculation and compare them to leaves hashes we got
* (there can be a difference in obtained leaves ordering - that's why it's a set comparison not hashing leaves into a tree).
* If both equalities hold, we can assume that l3 and l5 belong to the transaction with root h15.
@ -54,7 +52,7 @@ class PartialMerkleTree(val root: PartialTree) {
* transaction and leaves that just keep hashes needed for calculation. Reason for this approach: during verification
* it's easier to extract hashes used as a base for this tree.
*/
sealed class PartialTree() {
sealed class PartialTree {
class IncludedLeaf(val hash: SecureHash) : PartialTree()
class Leaf(val hash: SecureHash) : PartialTree()
class Node(val left: PartialTree, val right: PartialTree) : PartialTree()
@ -66,15 +64,31 @@ class PartialMerkleTree(val root: PartialTree) {
* @param includeHashes Hashes that should be included in a partial tree.
* @return Partial Merkle tree root.
*/
@Throws(IllegalArgumentException::class, MerkleTreeException::class)
fun build(merkleRoot: MerkleTree, includeHashes: List<SecureHash>): PartialMerkleTree {
val usedHashes = ArrayList<SecureHash>()
require(zeroHash !in includeHashes) { "Zero hashes shouldn't be included in partial tree." }
checkFull(merkleRoot) // Throws MerkleTreeException if it is not a full binary tree.
val tree = buildPartialTree(merkleRoot, includeHashes, usedHashes)
//Too much included hashes or different ones.
// Too many included hashes or different ones.
if (includeHashes.size != usedHashes.size)
throw MerkleTreeException("Some of the provided hashes are not in the tree.")
return PartialMerkleTree(tree.second)
}
// Check if a MerkleTree is full binary tree. Returns the height of the tree if full, otherwise throws exception.
private fun checkFull(tree: MerkleTree, level: Int = 0): Int {
return when (tree) {
is MerkleTree.Leaf -> level
is MerkleTree.Node -> {
val l1 = checkFull(tree.left, level+1)
val l2 = checkFull(tree.right, level+1)
if (l1 != l2) throw MerkleTreeException("Got not full binary tree.")
l1
}
}
}
/**
* @param root Root of full Merkle tree which is a base for a partial one.
* @param includeHashes Hashes of leaves to be included in this partial tree.
@ -93,18 +107,17 @@ class PartialMerkleTree(val root: PartialTree) {
usedHashes.add(root.value)
Pair(true, PartialTree.IncludedLeaf(root.value))
} else Pair(false, PartialTree.Leaf(root.value))
is MerkleTree.DuplicatedLeaf -> Pair(false, PartialTree.Leaf(root.value))
is MerkleTree.Node -> {
val leftNode = buildPartialTree(root.left, includeHashes, usedHashes)
val rightNode = buildPartialTree(root.right, includeHashes, usedHashes)
if (leftNode.first or rightNode.first) {
// This node is on a path to some included leaves. Don't store hash.
val newTree = PartialTree.Node(leftNode.second, rightNode.second)
return Pair(true, newTree)
Pair(true, newTree)
} else {
// This node has no included leaves below. Cut the tree here and store a hash as a Leaf.
val newTree = PartialTree.Leaf(root.value)
return Pair(false, newTree)
Pair(false, newTree)
}
}
}
@ -118,7 +131,7 @@ class PartialMerkleTree(val root: PartialTree) {
fun verify(merkleRootHash: SecureHash, hashesToCheck: List<SecureHash>): Boolean {
val usedHashes = ArrayList<SecureHash>()
val verifyRoot = verify(root, usedHashes)
//It means that we obtained more/less hashes than needed or different sets of hashes.
// It means that we obtained more/fewer hashes than needed or different sets of hashes.
if (hashesToCheck.groupBy { it } != usedHashes.groupBy { it })
return false
return (verifyRoot == merkleRootHash)

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core/src/main/kotlin/net/corda/core/crypto/SecureHash.kt
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@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ sealed class SecureHash(bytes: ByteArray) : OpaqueBytes(bytes) {
override fun toString() = BaseEncoding.base16().encode(bytes)
fun prefixChars(prefixLen: Int = 6) = toString().substring(0, prefixLen)
fun hashConcat(other: SecureHash) = (this.bytes + other.bytes).sha256()
// Like static methods in Java, except the 'companion' is a singleton that can have state.
companion object {
@ -35,6 +36,7 @@ sealed class SecureHash(bytes: ByteArray) : OpaqueBytes(bytes) {
@JvmStatic fun sha256(str: String) = sha256(str.toByteArray())
@JvmStatic fun randomSHA256() = sha256(newSecureRandom().generateSeed(32))
val zeroHash = SecureHash.SHA256(ByteArray(32, { 0.toByte() }))
}
// In future, maybe SHA3, truncated hashes etc.

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core/src/main/kotlin/net/corda/core/transactions/MerkleTransaction.kt
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@ -1,37 +1,13 @@
package net.corda.core.transactions
import net.corda.core.contracts.Command
import net.corda.core.contracts.ContractState
import net.corda.core.contracts.StateRef
import net.corda.core.contracts.TransactionState
import net.corda.core.crypto.MerkleTreeException
import net.corda.core.crypto.PartialMerkleTree
import net.corda.core.crypto.SecureHash
import net.corda.core.crypto.sha256
import net.corda.core.contracts.*
import net.corda.core.crypto.*
import net.corda.core.crypto.SecureHash.Companion.zeroHash
import net.corda.core.serialization.createKryo
import net.corda.core.serialization.extendKryoHash
import net.corda.core.serialization.serialize
import java.util.*
/**
* Build filtered transaction using provided filtering functions.
*/
fun WireTransaction.buildFilteredTransaction(filterFuns: FilterFuns): FilteredTransaction {
return FilteredTransaction.buildMerkleTransaction(this, filterFuns)
}
/**
* Calculation of all leaves hashes that are needed for calculation of transaction id and partial Merkle branches.
*/
fun WireTransaction.calculateLeavesHashes(): List<SecureHash> {
val resultHashes = ArrayList<SecureHash>()
val entries = listOf(inputs, outputs, attachments, commands)
entries.forEach { it.mapTo(resultHashes, { x -> serializedHash(x) }) }
return resultHashes
}
fun SecureHash.hashConcat(other: SecureHash) = (this.bytes + other.bytes).sha256()
fun <T : Any> serializedHash(x: T): SecureHash {
val kryo = extendKryoHash(createKryo()) // Dealing with HashMaps inside states.
return x.serialize(kryo).hash
@ -42,55 +18,58 @@ fun <T : Any> serializedHash(x: T): SecureHash {
*
* See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merkle_tree
*
* Transaction is split into following blocks: inputs, outputs, commands, attachments' refs. Merkle Tree is kept in
* a recursive data structure. Building is done bottom up, from all leaves' hashes.
* If a row in a tree has an odd number of elements - the final hash is hashed with itself.
* Transaction is split into following blocks: inputs, attachments' refs, outputs, commands, notary,
* signers, tx type, timestamp. Merkle Tree is kept in a recursive data structure. Building is done bottom up,
* from all leaves' hashes. If number of leaves is not a power of two, the tree is padded with zero hashes.
*/
sealed class MerkleTree(val hash: SecureHash) {
class Leaf(val value: SecureHash) : MerkleTree(value)
class Node(val value: SecureHash, val left: MerkleTree, val right: MerkleTree) : MerkleTree(value)
//DuplicatedLeaf is storing a hash of the rightmost node that had to be duplicated to obtain the tree.
//That duplication can cause problems while building and verifying partial tree (especially for trees with duplicate
//attachments or commands).
class DuplicatedLeaf(val value: SecureHash) : MerkleTree(value)
fun hashNodes(right: MerkleTree): MerkleTree {
val newHash = this.hash.hashConcat(right.hash)
return Node(newHash, this, right)
}
companion object {
private fun isPow2(num: Int): Boolean = num and (num-1) == 0
/**
* Merkle tree building using hashes.
* Merkle tree building using hashes, with zero hash padding to full power of 2.
*/
@Throws(IllegalArgumentException::class)
fun getMerkleTree(allLeavesHashes: List<SecureHash>): MerkleTree {
val leaves = allLeavesHashes.map { MerkleTree.Leaf(it) }
val leaves = padWithZeros(allLeavesHashes).map { MerkleTree.Leaf(it) }
return buildMerkleTree(leaves)
}
// If number of leaves in the tree is not a power of 2, we need to pad it with zero hashes.
private fun padWithZeros(allLeavesHashes: List<SecureHash>): List<SecureHash> {
var n = allLeavesHashes.size
if (isPow2(n)) return allLeavesHashes
val paddedHashes = ArrayList<SecureHash>(allLeavesHashes)
while (!isPow2(n)) {
paddedHashes.add(zeroHash)
n++
}
return paddedHashes
}
/**
* Tailrecursive function for building a tree bottom up.
* @param lastNodesList MerkleTree nodes from previous level.
* @return Tree root.
*/
private tailrec fun buildMerkleTree(lastNodesList: List<MerkleTree>): MerkleTree {
if (lastNodesList.size < 1)
if (lastNodesList.isEmpty())
throw MerkleTreeException("Cannot calculate Merkle root on empty hash list.")
if (lastNodesList.size == 1) {
return lastNodesList[0] //Root reached.
} else {
val newLevelHashes: MutableList<MerkleTree> = ArrayList()
var i = 0
while (i < lastNodesList.size) {
val left = lastNodesList[i]
val n = lastNodesList.size
// If there is an odd number of elements at this level,
// the last element is hashed with itself and stored as a Leaf.
val right = when {
i + 1 > n - 1 -> MerkleTree.DuplicatedLeaf(lastNodesList[n - 1].hash)
else -> lastNodesList[i + 1]
}
val combined = left.hashNodes(right)
while (i < n) {
val left = lastNodesList[i]
require(i+1 <= n-1) { "Sanity check: number of nodes should be even." }
val right = lastNodesList[i+1]
val newHash = left.hash.hashConcat(right.hash)
val combined = Node(newHash, left, right)
newLevelHashes.add(combined)
i += 2
}
@ -101,40 +80,67 @@ sealed class MerkleTree(val hash: SecureHash) {
}
/**
* Class that holds filtered leaves for a partial Merkle transaction. We assume mixed leaves types.
* Interface implemented by WireTransaction and FilteredLeaves.
* Property traversableList assures that we always calculate hashes in the same order, lets us define which
* fields of WireTransaction will be included in id calculation or partial merkle tree building.
*/
class FilteredLeaves(
val inputs: List<StateRef>,
val outputs: List<TransactionState<ContractState>>,
val attachments: List<SecureHash>,
interface TraversableTransaction {
val inputs: List<StateRef>
val attachments: List<SecureHash>
val outputs: List<TransactionState<ContractState>>
val commands: List<Command>
) {
fun getFilteredHashes(): List<SecureHash> {
val resultHashes = ArrayList<SecureHash>()
val entries = listOf(inputs, outputs, attachments, commands)
entries.forEach { it.mapTo(resultHashes, { x -> serializedHash(x) }) }
return resultHashes
val notary: Party?
val mustSign: List<CompositeKey>
val type: TransactionType?
val timestamp: Timestamp?
/**
* Traversing transaction fields with a list function over transaction contents. Used for leaves hashes calculation
* and user provided filtering and checking of filtered transaction.
*/
// We may want to specify our own behaviour on certain tx fields.
// Like if we include them at all, what to do with null values, if we treat list as one or not etc. for building
// torn-off transaction and id calculation.
val traversableList: List<Any>
get() {
val traverseList = mutableListOf(inputs, attachments, outputs, commands).flatten().toMutableList()
if (notary != null) traverseList.add(notary!!)
traverseList.addAll(mustSign)
if (type != null) traverseList.add(type!!)
if (timestamp != null) traverseList.add(timestamp!!)
return traverseList
}
// Calculation of all leaves hashes that are needed for calculation of transaction id and partial Merkle branches.
fun calculateLeavesHashes(): List<SecureHash> = traversableList.map { serializedHash(it) }
}
/**
* Holds filter functions on transactions fields.
* Functions are used to build a partial tree only out of some subset of original transaction fields.
* Class that holds filtered leaves for a partial Merkle transaction. We assume mixed leaf types, notice that every
* field from WireTransaction can be used in PartialMerkleTree calculation.
*/
class FilterFuns(
val filterInputs: (StateRef) -> Boolean = { false },
val filterOutputs: (TransactionState<ContractState>) -> Boolean = { false },
val filterAttachments: (SecureHash) -> Boolean = { false },
val filterCommands: (Command) -> Boolean = { false }
) {
fun <T : Any> genericFilter(elem: T): Boolean {
return when (elem) {
is StateRef -> filterInputs(elem)
is TransactionState<*> -> filterOutputs(elem)
is SecureHash -> filterAttachments(elem)
is Command -> filterCommands(elem)
else -> throw IllegalArgumentException("Wrong argument type: ${elem.javaClass}")
}
class FilteredLeaves(
override val inputs: List<StateRef>,
override val attachments: List<SecureHash>,
override val outputs: List<TransactionState<ContractState>>,
override val commands: List<Command>,
override val notary: Party?,
override val mustSign: List<CompositeKey>,
override val type: TransactionType?,
override val timestamp: Timestamp?
) : TraversableTransaction {
/**
* Function that checks the whole filtered structure.
* Force type checking on a structure that we obtained, so we don't sign more than expected.
* Example: Oracle is implemented to check only for commands, if it gets an attachment and doesn't expect it - it can sign
* over a transaction with the attachment that wasn't verified. Of course it depends on how you implement it, but else -> false
* should solve a problem with possible later extensions to WireTransaction.
* @param checkingFun function that performs type checking on the structure fields and provides verification logic accordingly.
* @returns false if no elements were matched on a structure or checkingFun returned false.
*/
fun checkWithFun(checkingFun: (Any) -> Boolean): Boolean {
val checkList = traversableList.map { checkingFun(it) }
return (!checkList.isEmpty()) && checkList.all { true }
}
}
@ -151,18 +157,14 @@ class FilteredTransaction(
/**
* Construction of filtered transaction with Partial Merkle Tree.
* @param wtx WireTransaction to be filtered.
* @param filterFuns filtering functions for inputs, outputs, attachments, commands.
* @param filtering filtering over the whole WireTransaction
*/
fun buildMerkleTransaction(wtx: WireTransaction,
filterFuns: FilterFuns
filtering: (Any) -> Boolean
): FilteredTransaction {
val filteredInputs = wtx.inputs.filter { filterFuns.genericFilter(it) }
val filteredOutputs = wtx.outputs.filter { filterFuns.genericFilter(it) }
val filteredAttachments = wtx.attachments.filter { filterFuns.genericFilter(it) }
val filteredCommands = wtx.commands.filter { filterFuns.genericFilter(it) }
val filteredLeaves = FilteredLeaves(filteredInputs, filteredOutputs, filteredAttachments, filteredCommands)
val pmt = PartialMerkleTree.build(wtx.merkleTree, filteredLeaves.getFilteredHashes())
val filteredLeaves = wtx.filterWithFun(filtering)
val merkleTree = wtx.getMerkleTree()
val pmt = PartialMerkleTree.build(merkleTree, filteredLeaves.calculateLeavesHashes())
return FilteredTransaction(filteredLeaves, pmt)
}
}
@ -170,10 +172,19 @@ class FilteredTransaction(
/**
* Runs verification of Partial Merkle Branch with merkleRootHash.
*/
@Throws(MerkleTreeException::class)
fun verify(merkleRootHash: SecureHash): Boolean {
val hashes: List<SecureHash> = filteredLeaves.getFilteredHashes()
if (hashes.size == 0)
val hashes: List<SecureHash> = filteredLeaves.calculateLeavesHashes()
if (hashes.isEmpty())
throw MerkleTreeException("Transaction without included leaves.")
return partialMerkleTree.verify(merkleRootHash, hashes)
}
/**
* Runs verification of Partial Merkle Branch with merkleRootHash. Checks filteredLeaves with provided checkingFun.
*/
@Throws(MerkleTreeException::class)
fun verifyWithFunction(merkleRootHash: SecureHash, checkingFun: (Any) -> Boolean): Boolean {
return verify(merkleRootHash) && filteredLeaves.checkWithFun { checkingFun(it) }
}
}

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core/src/main/kotlin/net/corda/core/transactions/WireTransaction.kt
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@ -25,15 +25,15 @@ class WireTransaction(
/** Pointers to the input states on the ledger, identified by (tx identity hash, output index). */
override val inputs: List<StateRef>,
/** Hashes of the ZIP/JAR files that are needed to interpret the contents of this wire transaction. */
val attachments: List<SecureHash>,
override val attachments: List<SecureHash>,
outputs: List<TransactionState<ContractState>>,
/** Ordered list of ([CommandData], [PublicKey]) pairs that instruct the contracts what to do. */
val commands: List<Command>,
override val commands: List<Command>,
notary: Party?,
signers: List<CompositeKey>,
type: TransactionType,
timestamp: Timestamp?
) : BaseTransaction(inputs, outputs, notary, signers, type, timestamp) {
) : BaseTransaction(inputs, outputs, notary, signers, type, timestamp), TraversableTransaction {
init {
checkInvariants()
}
@ -42,14 +42,7 @@ class WireTransaction(
@Volatile @Transient private var cachedBytes: SerializedBytes<WireTransaction>? = null
val serialized: SerializedBytes<WireTransaction> get() = cachedBytes ?: serialize().apply { cachedBytes = this }
//We need cashed leaves hashes and whole tree for an id and Partial Merkle Tree calculation.
@Volatile @Transient private var cachedLeavesHashes: List<SecureHash>? = null
val allLeavesHashes: List<SecureHash> get() = cachedLeavesHashes ?: calculateLeavesHashes().apply { cachedLeavesHashes = this }
@Volatile @Transient var cachedTree: MerkleTree? = null
val merkleTree: MerkleTree get() = cachedTree ?: MerkleTree.getMerkleTree(allLeavesHashes).apply { cachedTree = this }
override val id: SecureHash get() = merkleTree.hash
override val id: SecureHash by lazy { getMerkleTree().hash }
companion object {
fun deserialize(data: SerializedBytes<WireTransaction>, kryo: Kryo = THREAD_LOCAL_KRYO.get()): WireTransaction {
@ -91,6 +84,39 @@ class WireTransaction(
return LedgerTransaction(resolvedInputs, outputs, authenticatedArgs, attachments, id, notary, mustSign, timestamp, type)
}
/**
* Build filtered transaction using provided filtering functions.
*/
fun buildFilteredTransaction(filtering: (Any) -> Boolean): FilteredTransaction {
return FilteredTransaction.buildMerkleTransaction(this, filtering)
}
/**
* Builds whole Merkle tree for a transaction.
*/
fun getMerkleTree(): MerkleTree {
return MerkleTree.getMerkleTree(calculateLeavesHashes())
}
/**
* Construction of partial transaction from WireTransaction based on filtering.
* @param filtering filtering over the whole WireTransaction
* @returns FilteredLeaves used in PartialMerkleTree calculation and verification.
*/
fun filterWithFun(filtering: (Any) -> Boolean): FilteredLeaves {
fun notNullFalse(elem: Any?): Any? = if(elem == null || !filtering(elem)) null else elem
return FilteredLeaves(
inputs.filter { filtering(it) },
attachments.filter { filtering(it) },
outputs.filter { filtering(it) },
commands.filter { filtering(it) },
notNullFalse(notary) as Party?,
mustSign.filter { filtering(it) },
notNullFalse(type) as TransactionType?,
notNullFalse(timestamp) as Timestamp?
)
}
override fun toString(): String {
val buf = StringBuilder()
buf.appendln("Transaction $id:")

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core/src/test/kotlin/net/corda/core/crypto/PartialMerkleTreeTest.kt
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@ -3,26 +3,22 @@ package net.corda.core.crypto
import com.esotericsoftware.kryo.serializers.MapSerializer
import net.corda.contracts.asset.Cash
import net.corda.core.contracts.DOLLARS
import net.corda.core.contracts.`issued by`
import net.corda.core.contracts.*
import net.corda.core.crypto.SecureHash.Companion.zeroHash
import net.corda.core.serialization.*
import net.corda.core.transactions.*
import net.corda.core.utilities.DUMMY_PUBKEY_1
import net.corda.testing.ALICE_PUBKEY
import net.corda.core.utilities.*
import net.corda.testing.MEGA_CORP
import net.corda.testing.MEGA_CORP_PUBKEY
import net.corda.testing.ledger
import org.junit.Test
import java.util.*
import kotlin.test.assertEquals
import kotlin.test.assertFailsWith
import kotlin.test.assertFalse
import kotlin.test.assertTrue
import kotlin.test.*
class PartialMerkleTreeTest {
val nodes = "abcdef"
val hashed = nodes.map { it.serialize().sha256() }
val root = SecureHash.parse("F6D8FB3720114F8D040D64F633B0D9178EB09A55AA7D62FAE1A070D1BF561051")
val expectedRoot = MerkleTree.getMerkleTree(hashed.toMutableList() + listOf(zeroHash, zeroHash)).hash
val merkleTree = MerkleTree.getMerkleTree(hashed)
val testLedger = ledger {
@ -33,22 +29,30 @@ class PartialMerkleTreeTest {
owner = MEGA_CORP_PUBKEY
)
}
output("dummy cash 1") {
Cash.State(
amount = 900.DOLLARS `issued by` MEGA_CORP.ref(1, 1),
owner = DUMMY_PUBKEY_1
)
}
}
transaction {
input("MEGA_CORP cash")
output("MEGA_CORP cash".output<Cash.State>().copy(owner = DUMMY_PUBKEY_1))
command(MEGA_CORP_PUBKEY) { Cash.Commands.Move() }
timestamp(TEST_TX_TIME)
this.verifies()
}
}
val testTx = testLedger.interpreter.transactionsToVerify[0]
val txs = testLedger.interpreter.transactionsToVerify
val testTx = txs[0]
// Building full Merkle Tree tests.
@Test
fun `building Merkle tree with 6 nodes - no rightmost nodes`() {
assertEquals(root, merkleTree.hash)
assertEquals(expectedRoot, merkleTree.hash)
}
@Test
@ -67,24 +71,69 @@ class PartialMerkleTreeTest {
fun `building Merkle tree odd number of nodes`() {
val odd = hashed.subList(0, 3)
val h1 = hashed[0].hashConcat(hashed[1])
val h2 = hashed[2].hashConcat(hashed[2])
val h2 = hashed[2].hashConcat(zeroHash)
val expected = h1.hashConcat(h2)
val mt = MerkleTree.getMerkleTree(odd)
assertEquals(mt.hash, expected)
}
@Test
fun `check full tree`() {
val h = SecureHash.randomSHA256()
val left = MerkleTree.Node(h, MerkleTree.Node(h, MerkleTree.Leaf(h), MerkleTree.Leaf(h)),
MerkleTree.Node(h, MerkleTree.Leaf(h), MerkleTree.Leaf(h)))
val right = MerkleTree.Node(h, MerkleTree.Leaf(h), MerkleTree.Leaf(h))
val tree = MerkleTree.Node(h, left, right)
assertFailsWith<MerkleTreeException> { PartialMerkleTree.build(tree, listOf(h)) }
PartialMerkleTree.build(right, listOf(h, h)) // Node and two leaves.
PartialMerkleTree.build(MerkleTree.Leaf(h), listOf(h)) // Just a leaf.
}
@Test
fun `building Merkle tree for a transaction`() {
val filterFuns = FilterFuns(
filterCommands = { x -> ALICE_PUBKEY in x.signers },
filterOutputs = { true },
filterInputs = { true })
val mt = testTx.buildFilteredTransaction(filterFuns)
fun filtering(elem: Any): Boolean {
return when (elem) {
is StateRef -> true
is TransactionState<*> -> elem.data.participants[0].keys == DUMMY_PUBKEY_1.keys
is Command -> MEGA_CORP_PUBKEY in elem.signers
is Timestamp -> true
is CompositeKey -> elem == MEGA_CORP_PUBKEY
else -> false
}
}
val mt = testTx.buildFilteredTransaction(::filtering)
val leaves = mt.filteredLeaves
val d = WireTransaction.deserialize(testTx.serialized)
assertEquals(testTx.id, d.id)
assertEquals(1, leaves.commands.size)
assertEquals(1, leaves.outputs.size)
assertEquals(1, leaves.inputs.size)
assertEquals(1, leaves.mustSign.size)
assertEquals(0, leaves.attachments.size)
assertTrue(mt.filteredLeaves.timestamp != null)
assertEquals(null, mt.filteredLeaves.type)
assertEquals(null, mt.filteredLeaves.notary)
assert(mt.verify(testTx.id))
}
@Test
fun `same transactions with different notaries have different ids`() {
val wtx1 = makeSimpleCashWtx(DUMMY_NOTARY)
val wtx2 = makeSimpleCashWtx(MEGA_CORP)
assertNotEquals(wtx1.id, wtx2.id)
}
@Test
fun `nothing filtered`() {
val mt = testTx.buildFilteredTransaction( {false} )
assertTrue(mt.filteredLeaves.attachments.isEmpty())
assertTrue(mt.filteredLeaves.commands.isEmpty())
assertTrue(mt.filteredLeaves.inputs.isEmpty())
assertTrue(mt.filteredLeaves.outputs.isEmpty())
assertTrue(mt.filteredLeaves.timestamp == null)
assertFailsWith<MerkleTreeException> { mt.verify(testTx.id) }
}
// Partial Merkle Tree building tests
@Test
fun `build Partial Merkle Tree, only left nodes branch`() {
@ -169,4 +218,17 @@ class PartialMerkleTreeTest {
val hm2 = hm1.serialize(kryo).deserialize(kryo)
assert(hm1.hashCode() == hm2.hashCode())
}
private fun makeSimpleCashWtx(notary: Party, timestamp: Timestamp? = null, attachments: List<SecureHash> = emptyList()): WireTransaction {
return WireTransaction(
inputs = testTx.inputs,
attachments = attachments,
outputs = testTx.outputs,
commands = testTx.commands,
notary = notary,
signers = listOf(MEGA_CORP_PUBKEY, DUMMY_PUBKEY_1),
type = TransactionType.General(),
timestamp = timestamp
)
}
}

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@ -15,17 +15,17 @@ You can read more on the concept `here <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merkle_tre
Merkle trees in Corda
---------------------
Transactions are split into leaves, each of them contains either input, output, command or attachment. Other fields like
timestamp or signers are not used in the calculation.
Next, the Merkle tree is built in the normal way by hashing the concatenation
of nodes’ hashes below the current one together. It’s visible on the example image below, where ``H`` denotes sha256 function,
"+" - concatenation.
Transactions are split into leaves, each of them contains either input, output, command or attachment. Additionally, in
transaction id calculation we use other fields of ``WireTransaction`` like timestamp, notary, type and signers.
Next, the Merkle tree is built in the normal way by hashing the concatenation of nodes’ hashes below the current one together.
It’s visible on the example image below, where ``H`` denotes sha256 function, "+" - concatenation.
.. image:: resources/merkleTree.png
The transaction has one input state, one output and three commands. If a tree is not a full binary tree, the rightmost nodes are
duplicated in hash calculation (dotted lines).
The transaction has two input states, one of output, attachment and command each and timestamp. For brevity we didn't
include all leaves on the diagram (type, notary and signers are presented as one leaf labelled Rest - in reality
they are separate leaves). Notice that if a tree is not a full binary tree, leaves are padded to the nearest power
of 2 with zero hash (since finding a pre-image of sha256(x) == 0 is hard computational task) - marked light green above.
Finally, the hash of the root is the identifier of the transaction, it's also used for signing and verification of data integrity.
Every change in transaction on a leaf level will change its identifier.
@ -39,9 +39,11 @@ to that particular transaction.
.. image:: resources/partialMerkle.png
In the example above, the red node is the one holding data for signing Oracle service. Blue nodes' hashes form the Partial Merkle
Tree, dotted ones are not included. Having the command that should be in a red node place and branch we are able to calculate
root of this tree and compare it with original transaction identifier - we have a proof that this command belongs to this transaction.
In the example above, the node ``H(f)`` is the one holding command data for signing by Oracle service. Blue leaf ``H(g)`` is also
included since it's holding timestamp information. Nodes labelled ``Provided`` form the Partial Merkle Tree, black ones
are omitted. Having timestamp with the command that should be in a violet node place and branch we are able to calculate
root of this tree and compare it with original transaction identifier - we have a proof that this command and timestamp
belong to this transaction.
Example of usage
----------------
@ -50,8 +52,7 @@ Let’s focus on a code example. We want to construct a transaction with command
:doc:`oracles`.
After construction of a partial transaction, with included ``Fix`` commands in it, we want to send it to the Oracle for checking
and signing. To do so we need to specify which parts of the transaction are going to be revealed. That can be done by constructing
filtering functions for inputs, outputs, attachments and commands separately. If a function is not provided by default none
of the elements from this group will be included in a Partial Merkle Tree.
filtering function over fields of ``WireTransaction`` of type ``(Any) -> Boolean``.
.. container:: codeset
@ -59,27 +60,26 @@ of the elements from this group will be included in a Partial Merkle Tree.
val partialTx = ...
val oracle: Party = ...
fun filterCommands(c: Command) = oracle.owningKey in c.signers && c.value is Fix
val filterFuns = FilterFuns(filterCommands = ::filterCommands)
fun filtering(elem: Any): Boolean {
return when (elem) {
is Command -> oracleParty.owningKey in elem.signers && elem.value is Fix
else -> false
}
}
Assuming that we already assembled partialTx with some commands and know the identity of Oracle service,
we pass filtering function over commands - ``filterCommands`` to ``FilterFuns``. It filters only
commands of type ``Fix`` as in IRSDemo example. Then we can construct ``FilteredTransaction``:
we construct filtering function over commands - ``filtering``. It performs type checking and filters only ``Fix`` commands
as in IRSDemo example. Then we can construct ``FilteredTransaction``:
.. container:: codeset
.. sourcecode:: kotlin
val wtx: WireTransaction = partialTx.toWireTransaction()
val ftx = FilteredTransaction.buildMerkleTransaction(wtx, filterFuns)
val ftx: FilteredTransaction = wtx.buildFilteredTransaction(filtering)
In the Oracle example this step takes place in ``RatesFixFlow``:
In the Oracle example this step takes place in ``RatesFixFlow`` by overriding ``filtering`` function, see: :ref:`filtering_ref`
.. container:: codeset
.. sourcecode:: kotlin
val flow = RatesFixFlow(partialTx, filterFuns, oracle, fixOf, "0.675".bd, "0.1".bd)
``FilteredTransaction`` holds ``filteredLeaves`` (data that we wanted to reveal) and Merkle branch for them.
@ -87,14 +87,21 @@ In the Oracle example this step takes place in ``RatesFixFlow``:
.. sourcecode:: kotlin
// Getting included commands, inputs, outputs, attachments.
// Direct accsess to included commands, inputs, outputs, attachments etc.
val cmds: List<Command> = ftx.filteredLeaves.commands
val ins: List<StateRef> = ftx.filteredLeaves.inputs
val outs: List<TransactionState<ContractState>> = ftx.filteredLeaves.outputs
val attchs: List<SecureHash> = ftx.filteredLeaves.attachments
val timestamp: Timestamp? = ftx.filteredLeaves.timestamp
...
.. literalinclude:: ../../samples/irs-demo/src/main/kotlin/net/corda/irs/api/NodeInterestRates.kt
:language: kotlin
:start-after: DOCSTART 1
:end-before: DOCEND 1
If you want to verify obtained ``FilteredTransaction`` all you need is the root hash of the full transaction:
Above code snippet is taken from ``NodeInterestRates.kt`` file and implements a signing part of an Oracle.
You can check only leaves using ``leaves.checkWithFun { check(it) }`` and then verify obtained ``FilteredTransaction``
to see if data from ``PartialMerkleTree`` belongs to ``WireTransaction`` with provided ``id``. All you need is the root hash
of the full transaction:
.. container:: codeset
@ -104,6 +111,13 @@ If you want to verify obtained ``FilteredTransaction`` all you need is the root
throw MerkleTreeException("Rate Fix Oracle: Couldn't verify partial Merkle tree.")
}
Or combine the two steps together:
.. container:: codeset
.. sourcecode:: kotlin
ftx.verifyWithFunction(merkleRoot, ::check)
.. note:: The way the ``FilteredTransaction`` is constructed ensures that after signing of the root hash it's impossible to add or remove
leaves. However, it can happen that having transaction with multiple commands one party reveals only subset of them to the Oracle.

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@ -239,8 +239,11 @@ those for ``NodeInterestRates.Oracle``.
:start-after: DOCSTART 1
:end-before: DOCEND 1
You'll note that the ``FixSignFlow`` requires a ``FilterFuns`` instance with the appropriate filter to include only
the ``Fix`` commands. You can find a further explanation of this in :doc:`merkle-trees`.
You'll note that the ``FixSignFlow`` requires a ``FilterTransaction`` instance which includes only ``Fix`` commands.
You can find a further explanation of this in :doc:`merkle-trees`. Below you will see how to build such transaction with
hidden fields.
.. _filtering_ref:
Using an oracle
---------------
@ -260,8 +263,9 @@ As you can see, this:
2. Does some quick validation.
3. Adds the command to the transaction containing the fact to be signed for by the oracle.
4. Calls an extension point that allows clients to generate output states based on the fact from the oracle.
5. Requests the signature from the oracle using the client sub-flow for signing from above.
6. Adds the signature returned from the oracle.
5. Builds filtered transaction based on filtering function extended from ``RatesFixFlow``.
6. Requests the signature from the oracle using the client sub-flow for signing from above.
7. Adds the signature returned from the oracle.
Here's an example of it in action from ``FixingFlow.Fixer``.
@ -269,3 +273,8 @@ Here's an example of it in action from ``FixingFlow.Fixer``.
:language: kotlin
:start-after: DOCSTART 1
:end-before: DOCEND 1
.. note::
When overriding be careful when making the sub-class an anonymous or inner class (object declarations in Kotlin),
because that kind of classes can access variables from the enclosing scope and cause serialization problems when
checkpointed.

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@ -192,31 +192,27 @@ object NodeInterestRates {
if (!ftx.verify(merkleRoot)) {
throw MerkleTreeException("Rate Fix Oracle: Couldn't verify partial Merkle tree.")
}
// Reject if we have something different than only commands.
val leaves = ftx.filteredLeaves
require(leaves.inputs.isEmpty() && leaves.outputs.isEmpty() && leaves.attachments.isEmpty())
val fixes: List<Fix> = ftx.filteredLeaves.commands.
filter { identity.owningKey in it.signers && it.value is Fix }.
map { it.value as Fix }
// Reject signing attempt if we received more commands than we should.
if (fixes.size != ftx.filteredLeaves.commands.size)
throw IllegalArgumentException()
// Reject this signing attempt if there are no commands of the right kind.
if (fixes.isEmpty())
throw IllegalArgumentException()
// For each fix, verify that the data is correct.
val knownFixes = knownFixes // Snapshot
for (fix in fixes) {
// Performing validation of obtained FilteredLeaves.
fun commandValidator(elem: Command): Boolean {
if (!(identity.owningKey in elem.signers && elem.value is Fix))
throw IllegalArgumentException("Oracle received unknown command (not in signers or not Fix).")
val fix = elem.value as Fix
val known = knownFixes[fix.of]
if (known == null || known != fix)
throw UnknownFix(fix.of)
return true
}
fun check(elem: Any): Boolean {
return when (elem) {
is Command -> commandValidator(elem)
else -> throw IllegalArgumentException("Oracle received data of different type than expected.")
}
}
val leaves = ftx.filteredLeaves
if (!leaves.checkWithFun(::check))
throw IllegalArgumentException()
// It all checks out, so we can return a signature.
//
// Note that we will happily sign an invalid transaction, as we are only being presented with a filtered

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@ -10,7 +10,6 @@ import net.corda.core.node.NodeInfo
import net.corda.core.node.PluginServiceHub
import net.corda.core.node.services.ServiceType
import net.corda.core.seconds
import net.corda.core.transactions.FilterFuns
import net.corda.core.transactions.TransactionBuilder
import net.corda.core.utilities.ProgressTracker
import net.corda.core.utilities.trace
@ -68,12 +67,8 @@ object FixingFlow {
val oracle = serviceHub.networkMapCache.getNodesWithService(handshake.payload.oracleType).first()
val oracleParty = oracle.serviceIdentities(handshake.payload.oracleType).first()
// TODO Could it be solved in better way, move filtering here not in RatesFixFlow?
// DOCSTART 1
fun filterCommands(c: Command) = oracleParty.owningKey in c.signers && c.value is Fix
val filterFuns = FilterFuns(filterCommands = ::filterCommands)
val addFixing = object : RatesFixFlow(ptx, filterFuns, oracleParty, fixOf, BigDecimal.ZERO, BigDecimal.ONE) {
val addFixing = object : RatesFixFlow(ptx, oracleParty, fixOf, BigDecimal.ZERO, BigDecimal.ONE) {
@Suspendable
override fun beforeSigning(fix: Fix) {
newDeal.generateFix(ptx, StateAndRef(txState, handshake.payload.ref), fix)
@ -82,6 +77,14 @@ object FixingFlow {
// to have one.
ptx.setTime(serviceHub.clock.instant(), 30.seconds)
}
@Suspendable
override fun filtering(elem: Any): Boolean {
return when (elem) {
is Command -> oracleParty.owningKey in elem.signers && elem.value is Fix
else -> false
}
}
}
subFlow(addFixing)
// DOCEND 1

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@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ import net.corda.core.crypto.DigitalSignature
import net.corda.core.crypto.Party
import net.corda.core.crypto.SecureHash
import net.corda.core.flows.FlowLogic
import net.corda.core.transactions.FilterFuns
import net.corda.core.transactions.FilteredTransaction
import net.corda.core.transactions.TransactionBuilder
import net.corda.core.utilities.ProgressTracker
@ -28,12 +27,10 @@ import java.util.*
* @throws FixOutOfRange if the returned fix was further away from the expected rate by the given amount.
*/
open class RatesFixFlow(protected val tx: TransactionBuilder,
/** Filtering functions over transaction, used to build partial transaction presented to oracle. */
private val filterFuns: FilterFuns,
private val oracle: Party,
private val fixOf: FixOf,
private val expectedRate: BigDecimal,
private val rateTolerance: BigDecimal,
protected val oracle: Party,
protected val fixOf: FixOf,
protected val expectedRate: BigDecimal,
protected val rateTolerance: BigDecimal,
override val progressTracker: ProgressTracker = RatesFixFlow.tracker(fixOf.name)) : FlowLogic<Unit>() {
companion object {
@ -59,7 +56,8 @@ open class RatesFixFlow(protected val tx: TransactionBuilder,
tx.addCommand(fix, oracle.owningKey)
beforeSigning(fix)
progressTracker.currentStep = SIGNING
val signature = subFlow(FixSignFlow(tx, oracle, filterFuns))
val mtx = tx.toWireTransaction().buildFilteredTransaction({ filtering(it) })
val signature = subFlow(FixSignFlow(tx, oracle, mtx))
tx.addSignatureUnchecked(signature)
}
// DOCEND 2
@ -72,6 +70,15 @@ open class RatesFixFlow(protected val tx: TransactionBuilder,
protected open fun beforeSigning(fix: Fix) {
}
/**
* Filtering functions over transaction, used to build partial transaction with partial Merkle tree presented to oracle.
* When overriding be careful when making the sub-class an anonymous or inner class (object declarations in Kotlin),
* because that kind of classes can access variables from the enclosing scope and cause serialization problems when
* checkpointed.
*/
@Suspendable
protected open fun filtering(elem: Any): Boolean = false
private fun checkFixIsNearExpected(fix: Fix) {
val delta = (fix.value - expectedRate).abs()
if (delta > rateTolerance) {
@ -97,13 +104,12 @@ open class RatesFixFlow(protected val tx: TransactionBuilder,
}
}
class FixSignFlow(val tx: TransactionBuilder, val oracle: Party, val filterFuns: FilterFuns) : FlowLogic<DigitalSignature.LegallyIdentifiable>() {
class FixSignFlow(val tx: TransactionBuilder, val oracle: Party,
val partialMerkleTx: FilteredTransaction) : FlowLogic<DigitalSignature.LegallyIdentifiable>() {
@Suspendable
override fun call(): DigitalSignature.LegallyIdentifiable {
val wtx = tx.toWireTransaction()
val partialMerkleTx = FilteredTransaction.buildMerkleTransaction(wtx, filterFuns)
val rootHash = wtx.id
val resp = sendAndReceive<DigitalSignature.LegallyIdentifiable>(oracle, SignRequest(rootHash, partialMerkleTx))
return resp.unwrap { sig ->
check(sig.signer == oracle)

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@ -11,10 +11,10 @@ import net.corda.core.crypto.Party
import net.corda.core.crypto.generateKeyPair
import net.corda.core.getOrThrow
import net.corda.core.node.services.ServiceInfo
import net.corda.core.transactions.FilterFuns
import net.corda.core.transactions.FilteredTransaction
import net.corda.core.transactions.TransactionBuilder
import net.corda.core.utilities.DUMMY_NOTARY
import net.corda.core.utilities.LogHelper
import net.corda.core.utilities.ProgressTracker
import net.corda.irs.api.NodeInterestRates
import net.corda.irs.flows.RatesFixFlow
import net.corda.node.utilities.configureDatabase
@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ import org.junit.Assert
import org.junit.Before
import org.junit.Test
import java.io.Closeable
import java.math.BigDecimal
import java.time.Clock
import kotlin.test.assertEquals
import kotlin.test.assertFailsWith
@ -53,6 +54,15 @@ class NodeInterestRatesTest {
lateinit var dataSource: Closeable
lateinit var database: Database
fun fixCmdFilter(elem: Any): Boolean {
return when (elem) {
is Command -> oracle.identity.owningKey in elem.signers && elem.value is Fix
else -> false
}
}
fun filterCmds(elem: Any): Boolean = elem is Command
@Before
fun setUp() {
val dataSourceAndDatabase = configureDatabase(makeTestDataSourceProperties())
@ -120,11 +130,17 @@ class NodeInterestRatesTest {
databaseTransaction(database) {
val tx = makeTX()
val wtx1 = tx.toWireTransaction()
val ftx1 = FilteredTransaction.buildMerkleTransaction(wtx1, FilterFuns(filterOutputs = { true }))
fun filterAllOutputs(elem: Any): Boolean {
return when (elem) {
is TransactionState<ContractState> -> true
else -> false
}
}
val ftx1 = wtx1.buildFilteredTransaction(::filterAllOutputs)
assertFailsWith<IllegalArgumentException> { oracle.sign(ftx1, wtx1.id) }
tx.addCommand(Cash.Commands.Move(), ALICE_PUBKEY)
val wtx2 = tx.toWireTransaction()
val ftx2 = FilteredTransaction.buildMerkleTransaction(wtx2, FilterFuns(filterCommands = { true }))
val ftx2 = wtx2.buildFilteredTransaction { x -> filterCmds(x) }
assertFalse(wtx1.id == wtx2.id)
assertFailsWith<IllegalArgumentException> { oracle.sign(ftx2, wtx2.id) }
}
@ -138,9 +154,7 @@ class NodeInterestRatesTest {
tx.addCommand(fix, oracle.identity.owningKey)
// Sign successfully.
val wtx = tx.toWireTransaction()
fun filterCommands(c: Command) = oracle.identity.owningKey in c.signers && c.value is Fix
val filterFuns = FilterFuns(filterCommands = ::filterCommands)
val ftx = FilteredTransaction.buildMerkleTransaction(wtx, filterFuns)
val ftx = wtx.buildFilteredTransaction { x -> fixCmdFilter(x) }
val signature = oracle.sign(ftx, wtx.id)
tx.checkAndAddSignature(signature)
}
@ -154,9 +168,7 @@ class NodeInterestRatesTest {
val badFix = Fix(fixOf, "0.6789".bd)
tx.addCommand(badFix, oracle.identity.owningKey)
val wtx = tx.toWireTransaction()
fun filterCommands(c: Command) = oracle.identity.owningKey in c.signers && c.value is Fix
val filterFuns = FilterFuns(filterCommands = ::filterCommands)
val ftx = FilteredTransaction.buildMerkleTransaction(wtx, filterFuns)
val ftx = wtx.buildFilteredTransaction { x -> fixCmdFilter(x) }
val e1 = assertFailsWith<NodeInterestRates.UnknownFix> { oracle.sign(ftx, wtx.id) }
assertEquals(fixOf, e1.fix)
}
@ -167,15 +179,28 @@ class NodeInterestRatesTest {
databaseTransaction(database) {
val tx = makeTX()
val fix = oracle.query(listOf(NodeInterestRates.parseFixOf("LIBOR 2016-03-16 1M")), clock.instant()).first()
fun filtering(elem: Any): Boolean {
return when (elem) {
is Command -> oracle.identity.owningKey in elem.signers && elem.value is Fix
is TransactionState<ContractState> -> true
else -> false
}
}
tx.addCommand(fix, oracle.identity.owningKey)
val wtx = tx.toWireTransaction()
fun filterCommands(c: Command) = oracle.identity.owningKey in c.signers && c.value is Fix
val filterFuns = FilterFuns(filterCommands = ::filterCommands, filterOutputs = { true })
val ftx = FilteredTransaction.buildMerkleTransaction(wtx, filterFuns)
val ftx = wtx.buildFilteredTransaction(::filtering)
assertFailsWith<IllegalArgumentException> { oracle.sign(ftx, wtx.id) }
}
}
@Test
fun `empty partial transaction to sign`() {
val tx = makeTX()
val wtx = tx.toWireTransaction()
val ftx = wtx.buildFilteredTransaction({ false })
assertFailsWith<MerkleTreeException> { oracle.sign(ftx, wtx.id) }
}
@Test
fun `partial tree verification exception`() {
databaseTransaction(database) {
@ -183,7 +208,7 @@ class NodeInterestRatesTest {
val wtx1 = tx.toWireTransaction()
tx.addCommand(Cash.Commands.Move(), ALICE_PUBKEY)
val wtx2 = tx.toWireTransaction()
val ftx2 = FilteredTransaction.buildMerkleTransaction(wtx2, FilterFuns(filterCommands = { true }))
val ftx2 = wtx2.buildFilteredTransaction { x -> filterCmds(x) }
assertFalse(wtx1.id == wtx2.id)
assertFailsWith<MerkleTreeException> { oracle.sign(ftx2, wtx1.id) }
}
@ -200,9 +225,7 @@ class NodeInterestRatesTest {
val tx = TransactionType.General.Builder(null)
val fixOf = NodeInterestRates.parseFixOf("LIBOR 2016-03-16 1M")
val oracle = n2.info.serviceIdentities(NodeInterestRates.type).first()
fun filterCommands(c: Command) = oracle.owningKey in c.signers && c.value is Fix
val filterFuns = FilterFuns(filterCommands = ::filterCommands)
val flow = RatesFixFlow(tx, filterFuns, oracle, fixOf, "0.675".bd, "0.1".bd)
val flow = FilteredRatesFlow(tx, oracle, fixOf, "0.675".bd, "0.1".bd)
LogHelper.setLevel("rates")
net.runNetwork()
val future = n1.services.startFlow(flow).resultFuture
@ -214,5 +237,19 @@ class NodeInterestRatesTest {
assertEquals("0.678".bd, fix.value)
}
class FilteredRatesFlow(tx: TransactionBuilder,
oracle: Party,
fixOf: FixOf,
expectedRate: BigDecimal,
rateTolerance: BigDecimal,
progressTracker: ProgressTracker = RatesFixFlow.tracker(fixOf.name)) : RatesFixFlow(tx, oracle, fixOf, expectedRate, rateTolerance, progressTracker) {
override fun filtering(elem: Any): Boolean {
return when (elem) {
is Command -> oracle.owningKey in elem.signers && elem.value is Fix
else -> false
}
}
}
private fun makeTX() = TransactionType.General.Builder(DUMMY_NOTARY).withItems(1000.DOLLARS.CASH `issued by` DUMMY_CASH_ISSUER `owned by` ALICE_PUBKEY `with notary` DUMMY_NOTARY)
}