In the previous blog we have instantiated a bare Hyperledger Fabric consortium instance based on Azure AKS template.
Now let’s install and instantiate actual blockchain code in order to form the consortium and try to execute that code. In order to co...
As reflected in the recent blog published by swap.galgali, we’re planning to show how to integrate SAP business processes and applications to open-source Blockchain Technology hosted on Azure Cloud Platform.
This blog will describe a step-by-step ap...
Recently I had a task to upload a few media files into the SCP Object Store based on AWS IaaS. I was building my web service on Go and, hence, was looking for a few code snippets on how to work with S3 media buckets.
I found a few great Java code sa...
In this blog post, I conducted an experiment, which shows that Go concurrency patterns and parallel execution can be used for Hyperledger chaincode in order to speed up heavy computational operations.
Due to the fact that Hyperledger has a complex a...
After the introduction on how to start developing your Smart Contracts for SAP Quorum using Embark, let's try to build something tangible.
Here I'm proposing a crypto game. The idea of it is that users should open a url in their browsers, which will...
Hi Gregory,
Thank you for your comment. The current version available is 1.4.10. You can find more information and useful links here.
I've re-checked all my links and they seem to be correct. Could you please confirm that a particular link doesn't ...
Thank you Sreekanth for your blog!
Another helpful statement at the end as step 5 for me was:
SET PSE SSL PURPOSE REMOTE SOURCE;
Some additional information can be found here.
Thank you! I love Go too!!valdir.mendes, if you're also interested in Hyperledger Fabric, please have a look at this article. It's a good example on how Go interfaces are used practically.And then switch to here for proper understanding
Hi Gregory,No, I was not able to make it working like I wanted to as I didn't have enough time. Christopher Fries's answer did explain what was going on though. I'll most probably try it once again in the future.Thanks,Anton
Hi Christopher,Your code does work as my temporary solution as ideally I would like to see a User who created each transaction in PoS.Interesting that I see the scope "uaa.resource" in the generated technical token. But that's a separate conversation...