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According to the wiki for eth_sendTransactionAsync the callback function returns:
Object - The result object:
id: String - the identifier in the original RPC call, used to match this result to the request
txHash: String - the transaction hash that was generated, if successful
error: String - the error that occurred whilst submitting the transaction.
which is different to the eth_sendTransaction response.
However, the comment in the code states that either the txHash
is posted to the callbackUrl
or an error
is posted. I can write a test to clarify this.
Either way, a server needs to be set up to accept POST requests at the callbackUrl
. This makes it a little tricky if the application using web3j-quorum is not accessible from the node.
Given that this is "temporary integration" is it still worth looking into this?
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it will be updated in the near future as per the EEA spec - I'd hold off until we have this in Quorum
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