* Introduce SerializeForCarpenter annotation
* Apply SerializableComputedProperty annotation to Cash.exitKeys, fix bugs
* info -> trace
* Remove annotation from FungibleAsset, as we do not know whether all implementing classes will provide the property as a calculated value
* Remove redundant import
* Explicit lambda params
* Restore explicit import for Enum valueOf
* Moving and rescoping
* More meaningful error message
* Add java test and documentation
* Fix accidentally broken unit test
* Ignore superclass annotation if property not calculated in implementing class
* Exclude calculated properties from Jackson serialisation
* Fix broken test
This is a split-out change from an enterprise feature, but since we do have: `RPCApi.RPC_TARGET_LEGAL_IDENTITY` header constant even in OS, it would make sense to extend RPC client API to populate this.
* use constant for default platform version value when tests with out of process nodes are run from Intellij.
* node will use constant for platform version instead of manifest file(RPC already uses the constant, no sense in having 2 sources for it)
* fix issues caused by merge
* Create constraint, extract Jar signature collection
* Extract JarSignatureCollector into its own file
* Jar signature collection throws exception if signatures are inconsistent
* Focus testing in Jar signature collection
* Extract some helper functions in test
* Patch tests with mock attachment storage
* Assert that generated constraint is satisfied by signed attachment
* Clarify constraint selection logic
* Explicit return types on extension methods
* Link to docsite Signature Contrainsts documentation
* Fix issue with shared JAR reading buffer
* Add named caches and apply to NonInvalidingUnboundCache and all usages.
* Add named caches and apply to NonInvalidingCache and all usages.
* Add named caches and apply to NonInvalidingWeightBasedCache and all usages.
* Move NamedCache to core/internal
* Remove type `NamedCache` and `NamedLoadingCache`
* Suppressed 'name not used' warning, added comment, and fixed generic parameters on the buildNamed functions.
* Use `buildNamed` in all caffeine instances in production code. Not using it for caches that are created in test code.
* Add checks for the cache name
* Formatting
* Minor code review revisions
* CORDA-1844: Exposing a problem via Unit test.
* CORDA-1844: Unit test update following input from Andras.
* CORDA-1844: Add optional parameter to reduce the time it takes to shutdown RPCServer.
* CORDA-1844: Add optional parameter to reduce the time it takes to shutdown RPCServer and sensibly default it.
Minor changes.
* Eliminate un-necessary reference to Kryo in the comment
* RPC documentation update.
* Rename RpcClientObservableSerializer into RpcClientObservableDeSerializer
They're prone to cause flaky tests due to the "allocated" ports already being taken by the system when eventually needed. Replaced usages with PortAllocation.Incremental.
Affected unit tests made into integration tests to avoid any issues in the future when unit tests are made to run in parallel.
* CORDA-1743: Remove `isDebug = true` from Node driver to speed-up integration tests execution.
* CORDA-1743: Undo removal of "isDebug = true" from the test that specifically checks for this condition.
* CORDA-1743: Address input from @shamsasari
* Make Node Explorer release its RPC connection on shutdown.
* Declare Explorer's login() function as tail-recursive.
* Replace lateinit rpcConnection with oridinary var.
* Notify the node when closing an RPC connection gracefully.
In case of initial logon - it will not be re-tried to cater for invalid endpoint and/or credentials.
However, if connection been successfully established once, re-try logic is getting activated.
This requires the class carpenter to be able to run in a "lenient" mode where it permits synthesised classes to implement interfaces with unimplemented methods.
When specifying incorrect connection details for the nodes (e.g.,
wrong port), an RPCException would be thrown which was not
handled correctly, resulting in busy waiting on the UI thread.
Ideally the login should not block the UI thread anyways, but
for now this fix is the most pragmatic solution.
As reported in [CORDA-1609](https://r3-cev.atlassian.net/browse/CORDA-1609),
`CordaRPCClientConfiguration.default` is not accessible from Java since
`default` is a reserved keyword.
As part of the refactor made in #2831, `CordaRPCClientConfiguration` went
from being a data class to an interface with a backing implementation of
type `CordaRPCClientConfigurationImpl`.
This resulted in Java users having to rewrite code that was on the form:
```java
final CordaRPCClient client = new CordaRPCClient(
nodeAddress, CordaRPCClientConfiguration.DEFAULT
);
```
to something like this:
```java
final CordaRPCClient client = new CordaRPCClient(
nodeAddress, CordaRPCClientConfiguration.Companion.default()
);
```
However, this does not work. The user would get a compilation error because
`default` is a reserved keyword in Java.
Since `CordaRPCClientConfiguration` has been made an interface, there is no
easy way of introducing a static final field on the interface from Kotlin.
Consequently, I've changed this back to using a `class` with a static field
named `DEFAULT` instead of the static method `default()`.
It should be noted that `default()` / `DEFAULT` is currently only used
internally to pass in default values in `CordaRPCClient.kt` and
`CordaRPCClientUtils.kt`. That said, it is exposed as part of our API
surface and consequently shouldn't be broken.
The latter means that in the above example, the user would actually not
have to provide the parameter at all:
```java
final CordaRPCClient client = new CordaRPCClient(nodeAddress);
```
As can be seen from the definition of `CordaRPCClient`:
```kotlin
class CordaRPCClient private constructor(...) {
@JvmOverloads
constructor(
hostAndPort: NetworkHostAndPort,
configuration: CordaRPCClientConfiguration = CordaRPCClientConfiguration.DEFAULT
) : this(hostAndPort, configuration, null)
```
The mentioned [refactor](7a077e76f0 (diff-0948c125db93a22263eb81eaf3161c17R65))
did not make it into the 3.1 release, so from an API-stability perspective,
this change can be applied without affecting our commitment to a
backwards compatible API..
