package com.vmware.concord.kvbc

Get desktop application:
View/edit binary Protocol Buffers messages

• optional int64 version = 1

• optional bytes balance = 2

  32 bytes

• optional int64 version = 1

• optional int64 number = 2

• optional bytes hash = 3

  32 bytes

• optional bytes parent_hash = 4

  32 bytes

• repeated bytes transaction = 5

  32 bytes

• optional int64 timestamp = 6

• optional int64 gas_limit = 7

• optional int64 gas_used = 8

• optional int64 version = 1

• optional uint64 bft_sequence_num = 2

• optional int64 version = 1

• optional bytes code = 2

• optional bytes hash = 3

  32 bytes

Used in: Transaction

• optional bytes address = 1

  20 bytes

• repeated bytes topic = 2

  32 bytes each

• optional bytes data = 3

• optional int64 version = 1

• optional int64 nonce = 2

• optional int64 version = 1

• repeated Time.Sample sample = 2

Used in: Time

• optional bytes source = 1

• optional google.protobuf.Timestamp time = 2

• optional bytes signature = 3

• optional int64 version = 1

• optional int64 block_number = 2

• optional int64 nonce = 3

• optional bytes block_hash = 4

  32 bytes

• optional bytes from = 5

  20 bytes

• optional bytes to = 6

  20 bytes

• optional bytes contract_address = 7

  20 bytes

• optional bytes input = 8

• optional int64 status = 9

• optional bytes value = 10

• optional int64 gas_price = 11

• optional int64 gas_limit = 12

• optional bytes sig_r = 13

  32 bytes

• optional bytes sig_s = 14

  32 bytes

• optional uint32 sig_v = 15

• repeated Log log = 16

• optional int64 gas_used = 17

Store a value with ThinReplica IDs attached. Those IDs are used to filter the KV pair for a ThinReplica subscriber. NOTE: For now, this is used for the DAML only.

• repeated bytes trid = 1

  List of Thin Replica IDs that are allowed to view the KV-pair

• optional bytes value = 2

• optional google.protobuf.Timestamp expires_after = 3