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const (
DUPLICATED_IDENTITY_ERROR = "Endorsement policy evaluation failure might be caused by duplicated identities"
)
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type DefaultValidation ¶
type DefaultValidation struct {
TxValidator TransactionValidator
}
func (*DefaultValidation) Init ¶
func (v *DefaultValidation) Init(dependencies ...validation.Dependency) error
type DefaultValidationFactory ¶
type DefaultValidationFactory struct { }
func (*DefaultValidationFactory) New ¶
func (*DefaultValidationFactory) New() validation.Plugin
type TransactionValidator ¶
type TransactionValidator interface {
Validate(txData []byte, policy []byte) commonerrors.TxValidationError
}
type ValidatorOneValidSignature ¶ added in v1.2.0
type ValidatorOneValidSignature struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
ValidatorOneValidSignature implements the default transaction validation policy, which is to check the correctness of the read-write set and the endorsement signatures against an endorsement policy that is supplied as argument to every invoke
func New ¶ added in v1.2.0
func New(c Capabilities, s StateFetcher, d IdentityDeserializer, pe PolicyEvaluator) *ValidatorOneValidSignature
New creates a new instance of the default VSCC Typically this will only be invoked once per peer
func (*ValidatorOneValidSignature) Validate ¶ added in v1.2.0
func (vscc *ValidatorOneValidSignature) Validate(envelopeBytes []byte, policyBytes []byte) commonerrors.TxValidationError
Validate validates the given envelope corresponding to a transaction with an endorsement policy as given in its serialized form
func (*ValidatorOneValidSignature) ValidateLSCCInvocation ¶ added in v1.2.0
func (vscc *ValidatorOneValidSignature) ValidateLSCCInvocation( chid string, env *common.Envelope, cap *pb.ChaincodeActionPayload, payl *common.Payload, ac channelconfig.ApplicationCapabilities, ) commonerrors.TxValidationError
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