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Secured Asset Transfer

There is nothing better than an example to start learning something new. One of the main goals of FSC is to speed up the development of Fabric-based distributed applications by offering a programming model that is closer to the business logic rather than the blockchain.

The Secured asset transfer in Fabric is a Fabric sample that demonstrates how an asset can be represented and traded between organizations in a Hyperledger Fabric blockchain channel.

We will start from the above sample to:

• First, show how the Fabric Smart Client's integration infrastructure provides a convenient programmatic environment to test chaincodes-based solutions. Already a huge improvement for the developers.
• Second, highlights the limitations of the current sample and show how these limitations can be overcome using the Fabric Smart Client's advanced capabilities and the Hyperledger Fabric hidden gems.

Let us start with first bullet, here. There, we will learn:

• The design of the solution used in the sample Secured asset transfer in Fabric.
• How to write business views that invoke chaincodes.
• How to write an integration test using the Fabric Smart Client's integration infrastructure.

Then, let us move to the second bullet, here. There, we will learn:

• The shortcomings of the current approach to solve the problem.
• How to implement a new solution based on the Fabric Smart Client's advanced capabilities.
• How to write an integration test for the new solution.