multichain | An abstraction over multiple different underlying | Cryptography library

You have many different ways of slicing and dicing stream items, but it does not support SQL. I'm not sure what you want to do with this query, but maybe liststreamkeyitems is what you're looking for? See the 'Querying subscribed streams' section on this page:

https://www.multichain.com/developers/json-rpc-api/

Start MultiChain in offline mode, so that it does not accept incoming (or create outgoing) peer-to-peer connections. For stronger security, use multichaind-cold, whose peer-to-peer networking code is disabled at compile time – see cold nodes and wallets for more information.

Here is the list of commands you have to call in order to sign a transaction in multichain. SO first in order to sign a transaction you need to have an address so to generate address on multichain node. you have to call : 1.) createkeypairs- it will give you three key value pairs : a) publick key b) public address 3.) privkey

Then you have to import this address to the node using : 2.) importaddress ( address )

After importing the address you have to call createrawsendfrom which will give you a hex. 3.) createrawsendfrom

After createrawsendfrom you have to call signrawtransaction and pass the hex obtained from createrawsendfrom. 4.) signrawtransaction ( hex obtained from createrawsenfrom)

After signrawtransaction, call sendrawtransaction and pass the hex obtained from signrawtransaction and it will give you the transaction succcesful and txid. Your transaction can be seen on explorer after this.

5.) sendrawtransaction ( hex obtained from signrawtransaction)

@cjcoders yes there is a direct api method to do that and that is sendassetfrom. It's clearly mentioned in their Docs.

The Web Demo is for performing blockchain actions, such as changing permissions, sending assets, publishing items, syncing of multiple nodes together at the same time when a new block is added etc...

The Explorer is for browsing what has happened on the blockchain but it cannot initiate actions.

No, not all the Explorer functionality is in the Web Demo. I would recommend trying both to see exactly what they can and cannot do for you.

I did before like this , can u try ? Different from your tried , i added some exposedHeaders().

It is possible. An admin registers a new user by the certificate authority and gets a "secret" back. This secret is then used by the client to enroll directly by the certificate authority and get his own key/certs, with nobody in between.

No problem in making a million blockchains, but the problem is 'private blockchains'; there is not a single usecase that you can achieve with private chains but not git. Also since you mention 'public ledger' I suppose you shall be storing data on the blockchain which is not a good idea since it goes expensive pretty quickly.

It leaves how do you map your volume up to you (namely giving you 2 persistent options). This Readme only defines what location in container should be persisted.

Method 1 (named volume)