approach which assumes a dedicated node for observers: states that are
reported to the node will appear in the database and update feeds as
normal. Apps that expect all updates to be relevant to themselves may
need adjusting if they run on an observer node too, but this is likely
to be rare.
* Cash selection refactoring such that 3d party DB providers are only required to implement Coin Selection SQL logic.
* Re-added debug logging statement.
* Updated to include PR review feedback from VK
* Refactoring following rebase from master.
* Fix broken JUnits following rebase.
* Use JDBC ResultSet getBlob() and added custom serializer to address concern raised by tomtau in PR.
* Fix failing JUnits.
* Experimental support for PostgreSQL: CashSelection done using window functions
* Moved postgresql version information into corda/build.gradle
* Using a PreparedStatement in CashSelectionPostgreSQLImpl
* Changed the PostgreSQL Cash Selection implementation to use the new refactored AbstractCashSelection
* Enhance the API Scanner plugin to monitor class annotations.
* Implement @DoNotImplement annotation, and apply it.
* Update API definition.
* Update API change detection to handle @DoNotImplement.
* Document the `@DoNotImplement` annotation.
* Ensure that contents of OpaqueBytes cannot be modified.
* Update documentation and restore the signature verification check.
* Update the API definition.
* KDoc fixes.
* Update the changelog for v1.1.
* Fixed AbstractNode to load custom notary services properly.
Added a custom notary sample.
* Prevent multiple custom notaries from being loaded
* Throw if more than once custom notary service is loaded
Rework identity usage in tests to extract identity from nodes by name, rather than just arbitrarily choosing the first identity. This better models the intended design for production (future work).
Remove all the Kotlin functions with spaces in them since the Android doesn't support them.
See https://github.com/corda/corda/issues/1730 for a more in-depth discussion.
Added CorDapp gradle plugin written in Kotlin and bumped the version of gradle plugins to 2.0.0 to reflect that this backwards incompatible change is a part of the on going stabilisation of the Corda gradle plugin suite.
