For future testing it would be nice, post serialisation, to have easy
access to the serialised objects schema so we can check how it was
serialised. Adding a helper function to return a data class that does
this in the same way we can for deserialize
Current implementation is such that if we find *a* constructor that
works for us we use that, this is of course rather non deterministic, it
also means we may not select the best constructor
for example
old versions had constructors that took
V1: A B
V2: A B C D
if current version, V3 is
V3: A B C D E
which provides secondary constructors for the above then there is a
chance we'd de-serialise objects that were serialised as V2 using the V1
constructor and thus throw away information we don't need to
Additional Changes:
Fixes following rebase onto master
If we attempt to deserialize a class and find that since it's
serialization the definition has changed we need to create a serializer
capable of evolving the serialised data and constructing an instance of
the new type
We currently cope with
* Removing members
* Adding nullable members
* Adding non nullable members if a constructor is provided that
allows us to set the old arguments and defaults the new (mandatory)
fields
* Reordering paramters
* Minor changes and expose the problem with class serialization
* Custom serializer for Class
* More changes to make TransactionEncumbranceTests pass in AMQP mode
* java.time.* custom AMQP serializers and tests. Excludes pure enums.
* Register java.time.* serializers with scheme.
* Provide default implementation of `additionalSerializers`
* Refactor Kryo contexts into separate classes, according to their use-cases. This prevents Kotlin from trying to instantiate them all every time.
* Also refactor AMQP contexts accordingly.
* Expand comments to explain why these serialisation contexts have been separated.
* Removed Requery object relational mapping usage (and associated schemas including node-schemas module)
* Fixed issues with NodeAttachmentService tests.
Cannot use JPA custom converters with Primary Key fields.
Hibernate entities require explicit call to flush() to persist to disk.
* Removed redundant requery converters (equivalents not even required in Hibernate).
* Removed remaining gradle requery dependency definitions.
* Fixed broken tests.
* Fixes for failing NodeVaultService tests:
- Dynamic SQL updates (in soft locking code)
- Explicit request by session to participate in transaction (causing "TransactionRequiredException" Executing an update/delete query)
- Explicit flush() required to persist to disk
* Updated changelog.
Fixed compiler warning.
* Fixed WHERE clause AND/OR condition.
Enforced immediate data visibility through transaction commit.
* Final fixes to address failing tests.
* Deferred all hibernate session/txn management to DatabaseTransactionManager.
* Fixed transaction boundaries in failing Cash tests.
* Fixes to address failing tests (transaction boundaries, merge detached object, config clean-up).
* Final adjustment to transaction boundaries in JUnit tests.
* Refactored AttachmentSchemaV1 into NodeAttachmentService itself and referenced from NodeServicesV1.
* Refactored HSQL UPDATE statements to use CriteriaUpdate API.
* Updated all criteria API getters to reference attribute names by type.
* Remove redundant VaultSchema entity name (required when previously using HSQL UPDATE syntax)
* Fix compiler warnings.
* Minor changes following rebase from master.
* Fixed suppress warning type.
* Ignore interfaces that are not serializable
* Annotate so test still works.
* Make methods accessible to serializer.
* Make sure interfaces are annotated in the carpenter. Expand tests to check whitelisting. Object is now whitelisted by default since it has no fields.
* Prevented Object from being whitelisted but allow arrays of Objects (i.e. pretty much an untyped array)
* Add LegalProseReference annotation
* Migrate code from autogenerated javascript to TypeScript source
* Add instructions to rebuild the web resources
* Make installWeb more reproducible
As discussed with @rick-r3 this class is no longer fit for purpose because it may break reference equality if part of the graph been serialized with Kryo and part with AMQP
Can't have default factories now, they need building with whitelist and
classloader.
Also remove completely spurious import that broke everything, have a
feeling that was something IntelliJ pulled in "to be helpful"
* Fix typo: prefered -> preferred
* Simplify KryoVerifierSerializationScheme and resolve warning.
* Add a custom serialiser for PrivacySeed so that we can avoid invoking RNG.
Removing unused default method on the factory, it was added for testing
although given there are easier ways to build factories for the tests it
was never used and doesn't need leaving in
Allow unique serializer factories to be created per unique set of
WhiteList / Class Loader pair. Remove default consruction of the
SerializerFactory to force use of the FactoryFactory to get the generic
factory and thus access to it's ClassLoader
- Adding test case that shows it should work
AS it works with concrete classes, not if we carpent up the back end
- WIP
- The current test fails because the carpenter is creating the map (for
some reason) as a linked hash map and not a normal map that we can't
serialise. Added a test to confirm that it's not the carpenter here.
Two questions really, why are we creating it as a linked has map, AFAIK
the carpenter should just be whipping up what it's told to and it's not
being given a linked map
Secondly, should we support serialisation of these objects
- Remove debug
- Remove yet more debug
Squashed commit messages
- Split up the serialiser/synthesiser tests into more manageable sizes
- WIP - found test which breaks deserialiser
Looks to be soemthign to do with synthesising a class with a container
of Interfaces
* POMs generated by publishing are now correct. The publish extension now requires an explicit call to configure the publishing instead of waiting until after evaluation. This prevents evaluation order issues with the artifact renaming code that causes the POM to have the original, incorrect, artifact names.
* Fixed new test compile issues caused by removal of some dependencies in test utils that caused webserver code to be automatically included in any project also compiling test utils.
* First stage of changing fields in NodeInfo.
Part of work related to NetworkMapService upgrade. Create slots for
multiple IP addresses and legalIdentities per node.
* NodeInfo stores HostAndPort.
Move information specific to messaging layer away from NodeInfo.
Only HostAndPort addresses are stored. Add peer name - peer handle
mapping to MockNetwork to reflect that change.
The issue arises when the server restarts, and the client is sometimes
not able to recreate its queue in time, so the server is unable to send
back a response message and just drops it, causing the client to hang.
Core corda publications and JARs now have cord or corda at the start (excluding gradle plugins). Removed an unnecessary dependency on test-utils in node-schemas to prevent an evaluation order bug in gradle.
* Fix: Add missing @StartableByRPC to fix the Raft notary demo
* Make loadConfig take a Config object, for cordformation Node
* Unduplicate User.toMap
* Unduplicate WHITESPACE regex, choose possessive form
* Use slash to make a Path
* Remove Companion where redundant
* Remove unused code
* If the p2pAddress provided by the configuration is not public, the node tries to discover the public IP:
- First by checking the network interfaces
- If not found, sends a request to the network map service
* Enable initial connection retry
* Improve error handling
* Update docs
Change the legal name of parties to be an X500 name. This ensures that we aren't converting between
common names and X500 names in various places, eliminating substantial scope for error in the conversion
process. As a result, all node names must now be full X500 names, which has impact on most configurations.
* Make CompositeKey implement PublicKey
The initial implementation of composite keys as their own distinct class separate from PublicKey
means that the keys cannot be used on standard classes such as Certificate. This work is a beginning
to modifying CompositeKey to being a PublicKey implementation, although significant further work
is required to integrate this properly with the standard Java APIs, especially around verifying
signatures using the new key type.
* First stage of making CompositeKey implement PublicKey interface. Revert to using PublicKey everywhere we expect a key.
* Move algorithm and format into companion object (#432)
Move algorithm and format into companion object so that they can be referenced from other
classes (i.e. the upcoming signature class).
* Add simple invariants to construction of CompositeKey.
Builder emits CompositeKeys in simplified normalised form. Forbid keys with single child node, force ordering on children and forbid duplicates on the same level. It's not full semantical normalisation.
* Make constructor of CompositeKey private, move NodeWeight inside the class.
Add utility function for Kryo deserialization to read list with length constraints.
* CORDA-305: Refactor CordaRPCClient into :client:rpc module
* CORDA-305: Remove the Kotlin test framework from the artifacts.
* CORDA-305: Migrate serialisation whitelist into node-api module.
* CORDA-305: Clean up unused RPC observables.
* CORDA-305: Add :client:rpc module to documentation tasks.
* CORDA-305: Include :finance into :client:rpc for its serialisable classes.
* CORDA-305: Move test classes into the correct directory.
* CORDA-305: Migrate :finance dependency from :client:rpc into DemoBench.
* CORDA-305: Update wording of TODO about handling Observables.
