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coingirl8731-Jul-19 04:07 PM
You seem to be very relaxed. Its like you are coming from future and know what will happened
jl777c31-Jul-19 04:07 PM
what did google do from post bubble crash price
Alecandro31-Jul-19 04:07 PM
oh yea I see now, sats then usd combined
jl777c31-Jul-19 04:07 PM
i do tend to be able to project the future to some degree
KMD has been swimming upstream against a constant barrage of new top 50 "coins", what is this hypertrade and other stuff, no idea
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if you want a sob story, look at STRAT
it went from being a solid top 20 coin in the billions and 10x KMD, now they are happy when they peak at 50% KMD marketcap
they are victim of all the new projects and not swimming upstream, but treading water
so stop stressing out, we are actually doing fine considering the global state of things.
Alecandro31-Jul-19 04:10 PM
Yep, I agree. The "boring" projects will be the ones that reap the long term rewards and actually survive
just think about it lol
real tech and products vs. air and marketing
jl777c31-Jul-19 04:10 PM
in the next year or two there will be a LOT of new regulations and scrutiny to the top coins. do we really want to be in the spotlight right now?
Alecandro31-Jul-19 04:10 PM
marketing only lasts so long
jl777c31-Jul-19 04:11 PM
its not that we do anything wrong, just that if regulators get in their mind they need to make an example of some project and tear it apart, they can probably make life difficult for a targeted victim
by lurking where we are, can be a bit higher, but i wouldnt want to be in the top 10 to top 20 now
Alecandro31-Jul-19 04:11 PM
@jl777c what did you think about the SEC saying theyre gonna run nodes
jl777c31-Jul-19 04:12 PM
i think they have been for a long time
deanonymizing ip address by linking it to transactions
Alecandro31-Jul-19 04:12 PM
Yea that would honestly make sense
coingirl8731-Jul-19 04:14 PM
@jl777c your words like balm for the soul...i am very excited if you are a good oracle :-)
jl777c31-Jul-19 04:16 PM
a month ago, i read the flyclient paper or try to, but a much simpler nSPV appears in my mind and a month later i am near to testing an html wallet that is almost as secure as a fullnode and as fast to get started on as an electrum client. basically the best of both worlds
the other day, i heard MORTY was diff stranded due to someone boosting diff 50000x and by the next day i have a new -ac_adaptivepow option that solves the problem of diff stranding for all low hashrate chains. and in the world of millions of blockchains, most all of them will be low hashrate. there is no need to use PoS just to be able to be sure to keep a chain moving. from a technical point despite some issues with PoW, a 100% PoW chain is really the best
over last 6 years i have learned a lot and now we have a team that is leveraging my experience
the latest libnspv improvements was done by blackjok3r, who came up to speed in a matter of days
so i am feeling actually quite positive about the state of things. the marketing has improved quite a lot from the brown sheet days, this cannot be denied
we dont do silly partnerships anymore
so now it is just a matter of time
coingirl8731-Jul-19 04:21 PM
Amen
joe2x431-Jul-19 04:24 PM
What are the use case scenarios for kmd side chains? Will they increase a demand for komodo similar to eth gas?
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Pumtchak31-Jul-19 04:27 PM
Wise word from jl
Think about AtomicDEX, this is becoming a reality and it wont be unoticed by the cryptosphere forever
still, before any top20 there is marketing and community to build
just be patient
or be involved
Andersen31-Jul-19 04:35 PM
Stratis is good example , KMD still near top50 , but all Strat , PIVX etc blown away from top100 by new POS coins from nowere
One more #282. Blocknet (BLOCK)
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Market Cap (USD): $10,992,273
Volume 24h (USD): $4,134
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jl777c31-Jul-19 04:40 PM
@joe2x4 you are still thinking with the old paradigm
however, the antara pegs module will create demand for KMD as people would deposit their KMD to issue stablecoins
joe2x431-Jul-19 04:54 PM
I guess I will have to wait and see as I'm not exactly understanding the why and what of sidechains. Was hoping that maybe they provided an exclusive incentive for kmd usecase
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jl777c31-Jul-19 04:55 PM
i can make a KMD usage tax
like google charging for each search at the beginning
wouldnt that have been great for their early cashflow?
joe2x431-Jul-19 05:06 PM
I see your point. I can't say for certain that Google did this, but Facebook and Eth both exploded because of GoldmanSachs investment not necessarily because of adoption.
allbits31-Jul-19 05:07 PM
KMD doesn't design things to satisfy linear thinking VC type demands. It seeks to generate actual use by being useful for users.
If you want a VC style coin that seeks above all to force people to pay kmd fees in order to use, there are lots of other cons, usually vc backed, that can satisfy you there


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Getting Started¶
Here you’ll find instructions on obtaining, installing, and initializing OSCARS 1.0.
Preparing Your Environment¶
Make sure the following are installed on your system:
Building with Maven¶
To build the project, run the following commands from the main project directory:
mvn install
This will require all unit tests included with the project to pass as a condition of a successful build. This is the recommended command.
Alternatively, you may skip these tests:
mvn install -DskipTests
The unit tests can be run separately if desired:
mvn test
Starting OSCARS Modules¶
OSCARS is pre-packaged with a start script, which initializes all modules of the system easily and conveniently. From the main project directory, run the command:
./bin/start.sh
At this point, OSCARS should be fully installed, built, and running on your local machine. The following instructions will enable you to use the system, submit circuit reservations, etc.
Accessing the Web User Interface¶
The Web UI serves as a visual portal through which the user can interact with the underlying OSCARS system.
The webui can be accessed (only once the system is running) at: https://localhost:8001.
The user will be prompted for login credentials. By default, the following credentials will provide admin access priveleges:
Username: admin
Password: oscars
Project Structure¶
The role of OSCARS is to schedule Virtual Circuits with guaranteed bandwidth and service offerings.
OSCARS 1.0 has been developed as a Springboot application, made up of two major components: - The main application (“core”). - The web user interface (“webui”).
The main project directory is structured as follows:
- /bin: Contains scripts and executables for running OSCARS.
- /check: Integration tests.
- /core: The main OSCARS application. The Core Module handles circuit requests, determines which path (if any) is available to satisfy the request, and submits them for pathfinding based on their specifications. If successful, the Core also reserves the appropriate network resources in an automated fashion. Key modules include:
- acct: Maintains list of customers and handles storing, editing, and retrieving account information.
- authnz: Tracks permissions/authorization associated with user accounts.
- bwavail: Calculates the minimum amount of bandwidth available between a given source and destination within a given time duration. Returns a series of time points and corresponding changes in availability, based on reservations in the system.
- conf: Retrieves configurations, specified in “oscars-newtech/core/config”, for each OSCARS module on startup.
- helpers: Functions useful for dealing with Instants and VLAN expression parsing.
- pce: The Path Computation Engine (PCE). It takes a requested reservation’s parameters, evaluates the current topology, determines the (shortest) path, if any, and decides which network resources must be reserved.
- pss: The Path Setup Subsystem (PSS) sets up, tears down, modifies and verifies network paths. Handles templates for physical network devices.
- resv: Tracks reservations, and receives user parameters for reservation requests. This module describes Circuit Request Specification, Circuit Schedule Specification, and Circuit Reservation Specification for a circuit.
- servicetopo: Abstracts the network topology to create unique Service-Layer Topology views of the topology for a given request.
- tasks: Services which run in the background and perform tasks at certain intervals (e.g. Select a submitted request to begin the reservation process).
- topo: The Topology Service maintains topology information.
- /doc: User and Code documentation.
- /shared: A collection of shared class definitions used by the different modules.
- /webui: The Web User Interface (WebUI) through which users can view their current and past reservations, and submit new reservation requests. The WebUI is built using the Thymeleaf template engine. The WebUI is a portal through which a user communicates with the Core API through REST calls.
- /whatif: Classes to facilitate flexible circuit provisioning. Services include translating incomplete or loosely-defined input parameters into optional or alternative solutions which may have different characteristics, service enhancements, and costs.


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Interface ILaybuyClient
Interface for components that actually communicate with the Laybuy API. Provided to enable mocking/stubbing/faking in test scenarios.
Inherited Members
Namespace: Yort.Laybuy.InStore
Assembly: Yort.Laybuy.InStore.dll
Syntax
public interface ILaybuyClient : IDisposable
Remarks
Application code should declare references to hold LaybuyClient instance as ILaybuyClient to help enable unit testing.
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceCancel(CancelOrderRequest)
Cancels a Laybuy previously created via the Create(CreateOrderRequest) method.
Declaration
Task<CancelOrderResponse> Cancel(CancelOrderRequest request)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CancelOrderRequest | request | A CancelOrderRequest instance containing details of the Laybuy to cancel. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<CancelOrderResponse> | A CancelOrderResponse indicating success if the Laybuy was cancelled ok, otherwise error details. |
Remarks
An error will be returned if the Laybuy is already confirmed.
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceCreate(CreateOrderRequest)
Creates a new Laybuy (order) at Laybuy.
Declaration
Task<CreateOrderResponse> Create(CreateOrderRequest request)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CreateOrderRequest | request | A CreateOrderRequest with details of the Laybuy to create. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<CreateOrderResponse> | A CreateOrderResponse indicating the outcome of the request. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| LaybuyApiException | Thrown if Laybuy sends a valid response but the response itself indicates an error. See the exception's message property for details. |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceGetOrder(OrderRequest)
Gets the full details of a Laybuy order previously created via Create(CreateOrderRequest).
Declaration
Task<OrderResponse> GetOrder(OrderRequest request)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OrderRequest | request | A OrderRequest with details of the Laybuy order to retrieve the status of. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<OrderResponse> | A OrderResponse indicating the outcome of the request. |
Remarks
This method will only return valid details for a completed order, orders in any other status will return an error indicating the order is not found. This makes it unsuitable for status checking/polling. See GetOrderStatus(OrderStatusRequest).
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| LaybuyApiException | Thrown if Laybuy sends a valid response but the response itself indicates an error. See the exception's message property for details. |
GetOrderStatus(OrderStatusRequest)
Gets the status of a Laybuy order previously created via Create(CreateOrderRequest).
Declaration
Task<OrderStatusResponse> GetOrderStatus(OrderStatusRequest request)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OrderStatusRequest | request | A OrderStatusRequest with details of the Laybuy order to retrieve the status of. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<OrderStatusResponse> | A OrderStatusResponse indicating the outcome of the request. |
Remarks
This method will only return the status of the order, and an error message if appropriate. Once this method returns a Completed result the full details of the order can be retrived using GetOrder(OrderRequest).
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| LaybuyApiException | Thrown if Laybuy sends a valid response but the response itself indicates an error. See the exception's message property for details. |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceRefund(RefundRequest)
Refunds an amount of money against a Laybuy previously created via Create(CreateOrderRequest).
Declaration
Task<RefundResponse> Refund(RefundRequest request)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
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| RefundRequest | request | A RefundRequest with details of the refund to make. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
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| Task<RefundResponse> | A RefundResponse indicating the outcome of the request. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| LaybuyApiException | Thrown if Laybuy sends a valid response but the response itself indicates an error. See the exception's message property for details. |


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Holodeck can also track external file, library, and registry resources and log every read, write, update, or access the Application Under Test makes. The resource pane shows al these resources in an easy to read tree view.
To show what resources the Application Under Test is using make sure the resources pane is open by clicking View and verifying there is a check mark by Resource Pane. From here you can view exactly which resources the Application Under Test is using. You can change which process the resources are displayed for by selecting different process nodes in the project pane.
You can set a resource fault easily by finding the resource in the treeview right clicking and selecting the desired fault.
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Show the Resource Pane by clicking the Show/Hide button on the Project toolbar or click View > "Project Pane" on the menu.
Right click anywhere in this pane for the following options:
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Export Resources to File… - Export the currently displayed resource list to a file. For more information see the Exporting Resource Logs help topic.
Select Most Recent Log Entry – selects the most recent occurrence of this resource in the API log pane.
Create a Fault – This will launch the Create a New Resource Fault Wizard with the currently selected resource selected.
Select a <type> fault – This menu will change depending on which type of resource you are selecting. This menu allows you to quickly set a fault without using the Wizard.
Select a Custom fault – Any custom faults you have created will be available to set in this menu.
Holodeck automatically combines the registry paths from multiple registry API calls to give you the full path, even if that was not what was used in the last API call. Holodeck also combines file paths to give you the full file path.
Jump to the last log entry that touched a resource by right clicking the resource in the resource pane and selecting "Select most recent log entry"
Export a complete list of which resources your application has accessed by clicking File > "Export Resource to File…"
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Getting set up¶
Software requirements¶
Corda uses industry-standard tools to make set-up as simple as possible. Following the software recommendations below will minimize the number of errors you encounter, and make it easier for others to provide support. However, if you do use other tools, we’re interested to hear about any issues that arise.
JVM¶
Corda is written in Kotlin and runs in a JVM. We develop against Oracle JDK 8, and other JVM implementations are not actively supported. Oracle JDK 8 can be obtained directly from Oracle. Installation instructions are available for Windows, Linux and OS X.
Please ensure that you keep your Oracle JDK installation updated to the latest version while working with Corda. Even earlier versions of JDK 8 versions can cause cryptic errors.
If you do choose to use OpenJDK instead of Oracle’s JDK, you will also need to install OpenJFX.
Additional troubleshooting information can be found here.
Kotlin¶
Applications on Corda (CorDapps) can be written in any JVM-targeting language. However, Corda itself and most of the samples are written in Kotlin. If you’re unfamiliar with Kotlin, there is an official getting started guide. See also our Further notes on Kotlin.
IDE¶
We strongly recommend the use of IntelliJ IDEA as an IDE, primarily due to the strength of its Kotlin integration. The free Community Edition can be downloaded from JetBrains.
Please make sure that you’re running the latest version of IDEA, as older versions have been known to have problems integrating with Gradle, the build tool used by Corda.
You’ll also want to install the Kotlin IDEA plugin by following the instructions here.
Additional troubleshooting information can be found here.
Git¶
We use git to version-control Corda. Instructions on installing git can be found here.
Following these instructions will give you access to git via the command line. It can also be useful to control git via IDEA. Instructions for doing so can be found on the JetBrains website.
Gradle¶
We use Gradle as the build tool for Corda. However, you do not need to install Gradle itself, as a wrapper is provided.
The wrapper can be run from the command line by using ./gradlew [taskName]
on OS X/Linux, or gradlew.bat [taskName]
on Windows.
Corda source code¶
The Corda platform source code is available here:
A CorDapp template that you can use as the basis for your own CorDapps is available here:
And a simple example CorDapp for you to explore basic concepts is available here:
You can clone these repos to your local machine by running the command git clone [repo URL]
.
By default, these repos will be on the master
branch. However, this is an unstable development branch. You should check
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.
Opening Corda/CorDapps in IDEA¶
When opening a Corda project for the first time from the IDEA splash screen, please click “Open” rather than “Import Project”, and then import the Gradle project by clicking “Import Gradle project” in the popup bubble on the lower right-hand side of the screen. If you instead pick “Import Project” on the splash screen, a bug in IDEA will cause Corda’s pre-packaged run configurations to be erased.
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IDEA to undelete the files.
IDEA’s build of the project may need to be resynced from time to time. This can be done from within IDEA by going to “View” -> “Tool Windows” -> “Gradle” and clicking “Refresh all Gradle projects”. Whenever prompted about Gradle, accept the defaults suggested by IDEA.
Next steps¶
The best way to check that everything is working fine is by Running the demos.
Once you have these demos running, you may be interested in writing your own CorDapps, in which case you should refer to The example CorDapp.
If you encounter any issues, please see the Troubleshooting page, or get in touch with us on the forums or via slack.


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