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In-process chaincode with policies #258
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Added a new type of chaincode that is similar to user chaincode but runs in the peer's process. In this case the chaincode does not need to be installed (since it is built with the peer) but needs to be instantiated with an endorsement and (optional) collection policy. In order to demonstrate in-process user chaincode, all test chaincodes for the off-ledger and transient-data BDD tests were converted to in-process chaincodes. closes trustbloc#258 Signed-off-by: Bob Stasyszyn <Bob.Stasyszyn@securekey.com>
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Added a new type of chaincode that is similar to user chaincode but runs in the peer's process. In this case the chaincode does not need to be installed (since it is built with the peer) but needs to be instantiated with an endorsement and (optional) collection policy. In order to demonstrate in-process user chaincode, all test chaincodes for the off-ledger and transient-data BDD tests were converted to in-process chaincodes. closes trustbloc#258 Signed-off-by: Bob Stasyszyn <Bob.Stasyszyn@securekey.com>
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Added a new type of chaincode that is similar to user chaincode but runs in the peer's process. In this case the chaincode does not need to be installed (since it is built with the peer) but needs to be instantiated with an endorsement and (optional) collection policy. In order to demonstrate in-process user chaincode, all test chaincodes for the off-ledger and transient-data BDD tests were converted to in-process chaincodes. closes trustbloc#258 Signed-off-by: Bob Stasyszyn <Bob.Stasyszyn@securekey.com>
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Added a new type of chaincode that is similar to user chaincode but runs in the peer's process. In this case the chaincode does not need to be installed (since it is built with the peer) but needs to be instantiated with an endorsement and (optional) collection policy. In order to demonstrate in-process user chaincode, all test chaincodes for the off-ledger and transient-data BDD tests were converted to in-process chaincodes. closes trustbloc#258 Signed-off-by: Bob Stasyszyn <Bob.Stasyszyn@securekey.com>
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Added a new type of chaincode that is similar to user chaincode but runs in the peer's process. In this case the chaincode does not need to be installed (since it is built with the peer) but needs to be instantiated with an endorsement and (optional) collection policy. In order to demonstrate in-process user chaincode, all test chaincodes for the off-ledger and transient-data BDD tests were converted to in-process chaincodes. closes trustbloc#258 Signed-off-by: Bob Stasyszyn <Bob.Stasyszyn@securekey.com>
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Added a new type of chaincode that is similar to user chaincode but runs in the peer's process. In this case the chaincode does not need to be installed (since it is built with the peer) but needs to be instantiated with an endorsement and (optional) collection policy. In order to demonstrate in-process user chaincode, all test chaincodes for the off-ledger and transient-data BDD tests were converted to in-process chaincodes. closes trustbloc#258 Signed-off-by: Bob Stasyszyn <Bob.Stasyszyn@securekey.com>
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Add a new type of chaincode that is similar to user chaincode but it runs in the peer's process. In this case the chaincode would not need to be installed (since it is built with the peer) but it would need to be instantiated with an endorsement and collection policy.
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