Write, read and verify independent records on the blockchain.
Get the record content. It may not be confirmed on the blockchain yet. Get record status determines when the transaction is confirmed on the blockchain.
The transaction Id of the record to fetch. Using a value other than a id returned by write record produces undefined behavior.
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Obtain information about the record (i.e. length and type) in the HTTP headers.
The transaction Id of the record to fetch. Using a value other than a transaction Id returned by write record produces undefined behavior.
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Get the current state of a record that was written to the blockchain. It takes a few minutes before any transaction is confirmed to be on the blockchain.
The transaction id of the record to query. Using a value other than a id returned by write record produces undefined behavior.
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Write a record transaction to the blockchain.
The transaction will be published to the blockchain asynchronously. Use Get record status to find out when it has been confirmed.
Encode the record before registering on the blockchain. Available encoders depend upon your configuration options. Possible encoders include:
Note * A "salt" parameter may be specified in () brackets containing any of the following characters: ASCII letters and digits, "/", ":", "-" and "+" (URL encoded as "%2B"). The "salt" parameter will be prepended to the record before encoding.
Encoders may be combined using '|'.
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Verify whether the supplied record matches the published record. The response indicates whether the records match, mismatch or there is an error.
If this feature is not available in your configuration, please contact us for an upgrade.
The transaction id of the record to verify. Using an id other than one returned by write record produces undefined behavior.
The same encode parameters as used to create the record. In the case of encoders used without a "salt" parameter, this can be omitted.
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