A test was failing due to `assumeFalse` (to stop a test running on windows)
being inside of a `assertThatExceptionOfType` block. The exception it
threw was consumed by the block instead of junit.
If a single whitelisted constraint is being used by input states and the version of the cordapp changes + is signed, then the constraint will transition to a signature constraint.
When a `UnexpectedFlowEndException` or a `FlowException` is received the
peer that the exception was thrown from will be added to the stacktrace.
This is due to it being easier to see and a field that developers
are much less likely to override.
A nullable field `peer` has been added to `FlowException` and
`UnexpectedFlowEndException`. This is read later on (when peer info
is not available) to append the peer info to the stacktrace.
`ExceptionSerialisingRpcOpsProxy` was removing information about the
original exception in dev mode. This code has been removed. Although
there is no check in `ExceptionSerialisingRpcOpsProxy` for dev mode
(and also due to it being about serialising),
`ExceptionMaskingRpcOpsProxy` will handle the removal of exception data
in non dev mode (production mode).
* Follow up changes to error reporting around failed flows
* Have FinalityDoctor report stack trace
* Revert changes to the DumpHistoryOnErrorInterceptor
* Initial version of new(old) dialog that won't print a stacktrace for rpc exceptions.
* Decoupled CordaVersionProvider. Moved common files to common-logging to lower dependencies on the node explorer.
* Removed unused import and duplicate documentation comment.
* Moved error code rewrite policy in the new common/logging module according to PR review.
* Removed extra line.
* Updated log4j configurations with new package name where logging policies will be contained.
* Included common-logging module with cliutils.
* setting non existant base directory now yields suitable error message
* corrections to missing base directory message and comments added for clarity
* added check for valid base directory before node loggin and bootstrapping
* removed uneeded import
* quantum computer joke back by popular demand and not back at the same time
* CORDA-2813 Add DbException handler to terminate process when the DB goes away or gives up.
Also add a helper to terminate the node and use it instead of calling Runtime.halt() in random places.
* CORDA-2813 Address threading/blocking concerns raised during review
* Tests for custom registry restrictions
* ENT-3121 restrict custom serialisation
* Remove redundant code
* Only count declared annotations
* Check annotation on superclasses, remove annotation from ByteArray
* Forbid custom serialization of primitive types
* Remove @CordaSerializable from another class that is always handled by custom serialisation
* Add log warnings to aid diagnosis of custom serialization issues
* Remove another annotation
* Remove another annotation
* Remove another annotation
* Remove another annotation
* Fixup api-current
* Fixup api-current
* KDocs on exceptions
Addressed review comments - removed nested if and added parameter name for the usage of requiresCertificates.
Removed unnecessary import and white space.
Normally, these requests are left unacknowledged in the MQ broker to allow recovery via installing the missing CorDapp. If this is not applicable then the request be dropped (and the other side informed of the error).
While the node is starting up, we now check for the presence of the certificates directory. This allows us to print out an easily understandable error message if the directory is not present. An exception is made for devMode, as devMode will result in the directory being created in any case.
* ENT-3057: Log hibernate warns and errors in different log
If a hibernate error occurs (deadlock, for example) that would cause a flow to be sent to the hospital, hibernate logs the warnings and errors before we do. This results in duplication in the logs, and pollutes the log. To solve this, we create a new log appender named diagnostic-{node-name}.log and log any org.hibernate messages of warn and above to that file. This way, messages are not lost, which means that the information can be retrieved if need be.
* Corrected indentation of comment (changed tab to space)
* Updated node-administration document to mention diagnostic logging change
* Fixed integration test. It was breaking because it was fetching the first log file in the folder, assuming there would be only one. This assumption is now invalid because the diagnostic log file that was introduced. Two tests were found that used similar logic to find a log file to examine, hence both were corrected to look for log files beginning with "node"
* Updated documentation as per review comments.
Add a cache for notary identities in the PersistentIdentityService. This
solves a reported problem where notary identity lookup fails if its network
map entry is missing, which results in an exception when trying to insert
a state into the vault after recording a transaction.
Test if we have access to the logging path (baseDirectory/logs) before attempting to write to them. This allows us to shut down gracefully with an easily understandable error message.
Without doing this, the log4j2 will attempt to access the logPath when it first uses the logger in the call() function.
