This eliminates JIT java compilation and the consequent need for
tools.jar (which doesn't get shipped in DemoBench). It also makes
development more pleasant by avoiding weird IDE integration issues
that came from having java-in-resources.
- :finance and :node-schemas no longer contain junit-quickcheck-*
and so no longer need to exclude javassist:javassist.
- RPCStructures.kt has been moved to :node-api, and so we no longer
need the commons-fileupload dependency here.
The shell is embedded in the node and offers the ability to monitor
and control the node via the launching terminal.
Still to do:
* Switch to a fork of CRaSH that we can maintain ourselves, and merge in Marek's SSH patch so we can enable SSH access.
* Add persistent command history that survives restarts.
* Tab completion for the 'flow' and 'run' commands.
* Remove the 'jul' command and replace it with a command that lets you see and tail the log4j logs instead.
* Fix or remove the other crash commands that have bitrotted since 2015.
* 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.
* CORDA-304: Refactor :client modules into :client:javafx and :client:mock.
* CORDA-304: Add :client:mock to Dokka tasks, and remove unused integrationTest task.
* CORDA-304: Migrate DriverBasedTest from node into test-utils.
* CORDA-304: Rename .fx. package to .jfx. to prevent confusion with "exchange rate".
* CORDA-304: Rename module to ':client:jfx'.
* Exclude old version of Javassist in favour of Hibernate's version.
* Comment why we are excluding javassist:javassist, and add TODO for when junit-quickcheck 0.8 is released.
* Initial prototyping with Requery as a persistence replacement for Exposed/Hibernate
Applied changes following PR review by RP
Updated timestamp naming (removed committedTimestamp) and StateStatus (removed AWAITING_CONSENSUS) after discussion with RP.
Removed FungibleState and LinearState schemas (and associated tests) - awaiting Requery uni-directional relationship fix.
Added Transaction propagation such that requery re-uses any existing transaction context.
Made requery default logging configurable (disabled by default)
Nullable fields are now truly nullable (in the Kotlin and DDL sense)
Fix for SimmValuation integration test.
Workarounds applied to resolve Requery issues when sharing Transactional context.
Addressed PR review comments from MH.
Further updates following re-review by RP/MH
Further updates following additional PR review comments by RP
Minor update following additional PR review comments by RP
Optimised makeUpdate state processing code.
Resolved conflicts after rebase.
Additional Unit tests and bug fix for correct spending of multiple contract state types within a single transaction.
Required interface change to states() API to take a setOf (ContractStateClassTypes)
Minor code clean-up.
Re-write NodeVaultService consumed state makeUpdate function using SQL.
* Resolve conflict after rebase from master
Make FinalityFlow do more, and be used more consistently.
Add a new waitForLedgerCommit API that is intended to be used at the end of flows, or at any other point where a flow wants to wait for a transaction to finalise (but the finalisation flow is being done by someone else).
Update the docs a bit.
"CAPSULE EXCEPTION: Could not find Java installation for requested version [Min. Java version: 1.8.0 JavaVersion: null Min. update version: {}] (JDK required: false). You can override the used Java version with the -Dcapsule.java.home flag. (for stack trace, run with -Dcapsule.log=verbose)"
which isn't awesome either but at least tells the user what to do.
Add log4j-web to node so it stops complaining that it's running in a web environment without that option.
Longer term we may want to split the web parts into their own optional extra for node, but for now I think
this is a sensible solution.
This moves a lot of the test support code into its own package which is only imported for tests,
so it's not shipped as a part of core Corda. The node currently depends on this support code to
compile, although future work could try to separate this out. This change highlights that parts
of production code is dependent on test elements (i.e. dummy keys), and makes it harder for
such accidental crosses to occur later.
An integration test category is also added as part of this work, to contribute towards COR-345.
First working Exposed-assisted persistent wallet
Cleaned up Exposed-based persistent wallet
Cleaned up warnings
Fixed up some generic types
Improved comments
Fix up TODO comment
Hikari and config integration
Fix existing tests
Clean up after looking at PR
Clean up commented out lines
Fix initialisation of IRS demo leaving database open
Fix up after rebase
Review feedback. Main change is lazy wallet iteration.
Rebased and incorporated config changes.
Use standardised config loading. Make wallet cash test use persistent wallet.
Added test to ensure wallet retains state in database across instance creation.
Tidy up whitespace and fix bug in test.
