* Updated to Corda 3.0, added support for PostgreSQL, added STAGING_ROOT environment variable, incorporating Watch improvements (Maks), Steps Provider interface for auto-scanning of 3rd party steps providers, re-implemented StepBlocks, new ScenarioRunner executable tool, additional Steps definitions (Vault, issue/transfer cash, cordapps), other minor bug fixes and logging improvements.
* Updates incorporating PR review feedback.
* Reverted back to original - will re-test in ENT.
* Removed all SQL Server code (to be included in ENT only)
* Minor updates following second PR review.
* Fixed broken scenario tests.
* Final fix for PostgreSQL scenario test.
* Instantiating the contract class should be part of contract verification. We should not instantiate it while building LedgerTransaction.
* Also catch any exceptions from instantiating the contract.
* 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.
* Fix another non-serializable exception, add docs, fix a possible security issue.
* Update API definition to reflect methods added to make more exceptions serializable
