* Add registerFlowFactory method to public test API
* Return CordaFuture rather than a plain Future
* Rename method
* Improve KDoc
* Hide internal interface with public wrapper
* Modify API current to include ResponderFlowFactory interface
* Take API definition change from generated file
* Note API change in changelog
* Remove all notion of message level retry.
* Introduce randomness into de-duplication IDs based on the session rather than the flow, in support of idempotent flows.
* CORDA-1494: Re-enable notarisation retries in the new state machine manager.
The original message-based retry approach does not work well with the new
flow state machine due to the way sessions are handled. We decided to move
the retry logic to flow-level: introduce RetryableFlow that won't have
checkpoints persisted and will be restarted after a configurable timeout
if it does not complete in time.
The RetryableFlow functionality will be internal for now, as it's mainly
tailored for the notary client flow, and there are many subtle ways it can
fail when used with arbitrary flows.
JPA/Hibernate entities need to impose the correct NULL/NOT NULL constraints on the database - whatever these correct values actually are.
API change: net.corda.core.schemas.PersistentStateRef fields (index and txId) are now non-nullable. Rationale: The fields were always effectively non-nullable - values were set from non-nullable fields of other objects. The class is used in context of database table Primary Key of for other entities and a database already imposes those columns as non-nullable (even if JPA annotation nullable=false was absent).
* Update api current from v3
* Update Cordapp Context as per CORDA-556
* Update Exception base classes as per CORDA-1334: port enterprise statemachine (#2964)
* Move notary service related classes and interfaces in core to internal (#2827)
* CordaRPCClient changes from CORDA-1099: Orchestrated clean shutdown from Shell (#2831)
* [CORDA-1264]: Ensure correct serialisation and masking for throwables raised by a node and propagated through RPC. (#2892)
* CORDA-973 Refactoring for serialization compression support (#2466)
* [CORDA-941]: Add NetworkParameters contract implementation whitelist. (#2580)
* Cleanup and improvements to the serialisation format of JacksonSupport (needed for CORDA-1238) (#3102)
* Existing internal exposures which need removing - see CORDA-1489
* revert to gradle plugins version of api-scanner
* Move notary service related classes and interfaces in core to internal, since we won't be able to stabilise the APIs for writing custom notary services any time soon (the docs already mention it). I left out the wire protocol related classes so we don't accidentally break it.
* ENT-1540: Make sure transactions with "expired" time windows get re-notarised correctly.
Currently the time window is checked before states are being passed to a uniqueness provider. If the time window is
invalid, the transaction will be rejected even if it has already been notarised, which violated idempotency.
For this reason the time window verification was moved alongside state conflict checks.
* Update API - this only affects custom notary interfaces
* Making Corda's JPA classes non-final and Serializable.
* Making Corda's JPA classes non-final and Serializable.
* Making Corda's JPA classes non-final and Serializable.
* Making Corda's JPA classes non-final and Serializable.
* CORDA-1208: Notary service should persist the notarisation request signature along with the committed input states.
This required modifying the uniqueness provider interface to accept the signature in addition to input states.
Until now the committed state log used to be stored as a map of (state reference -> (tranasction id, consuming party)).
Adding the serialized signature would mean inflating each state entry by around 700 bytes, which would be grossly inefficient.
Instead, two tables are now used: one for storing (state referece -> transaction id) map, and another for storing the notarisation
request details (transaction id, consuming party, date, signature).
* Update api - all of these changes are only related to custom notaries
The problem with the previous implementation is that the transaction would be deserialized with the schema specified
in the serialized form, but the calculation of the id would involve re-serializing properties using a local serialization context
which might produce a different result.
* Update from v3
* Remove CordaInternal attribute as this is removed by v4 api-scanner plugin
* Make SerializationContext @DoNotImplement
* Addition of CordappConfig to contstructor of CordappContext
* Alteration of getOffset/getSize properties in ByteSequence, OpaqueBytes & OpaqueBytesSubSequence
* Make network parameters on MockServices final
* Fix another non-serializable exception, add docs, fix a possible security issue.
* Update API definition to reflect methods added to make more exceptions serializable
* CORDA-986 and CORDA-985 CompositeKey and Signature verification performance fixes (#2467)
* CORDA-696: Create separate transaction types for contract upgrade transactions.
Add rationale around upgrade transactions
Move contract upgrade transaction resolution logic into internal until it's stabilised.
Throw a better exception when contract attachment not found
Default legacy contract constraint to always accepting - needs to be changed to whitelist constraint before merging
Introduce a new upgraded contract interface that allows specifying the legacy constraint.
Remove StateLoader, make all tx resolution functions take in ServicesForResolution
Contract upgrade transactions can handle whitelist by zone constraints
When creating a contract upgrade transaction, make sure the attachment of the old cordapp gets attached when using hash constraints.
Attachment lookup for a given contract class name only scans currently loaded cordapps, and we don't load old versions of cordapps.
CORDA-696: Update upgrade docs
CORDA-1010: Notary flow - clients now send a signature over a notarisation
request in addition to the transaction. This will be logged by the notary
to be able to prove that a particular party has requested the consumption
of a particular state.
