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Examples

Creating a template CorDapp and client wrappers

Install the web3j-corda CLI.

Run the following command :

$ web3j-corda new -n Sample -o <destDir> -p org.web3j.corda

This will create a new template Kotlin CorDapp in <destDir>, with client wrappers generated in <destDir>/clients.

The business logic for the flow can be added in the following file:

• workflows/src/main/kotlin/org/web3j/corda/flows/Flows.kt

The flow state can be found in:

• contracts/src/main/kotlin/org/web3j/corda/states/SampleState.kt

The contract file can be found in:

• contracts/src/main/kotlin/org/web3j/corda/contracts/SampleContract.kt

The template integration test can be found at:

• clients/src/test/kotlin/org/web3j/corda/workflows/api/WorkflowsTest.kt

In the template integration test you'll find a defined network, such as the following:

network = network {
    directory = File(System.getProperty("user.dir")).parentFile
    nodes {
        party {
            name = "O=PartyA, L=London, C=GB"
        }
    }
}

Once you've added business logic for the flow and made any changes you wish to make to the contracts and states, you need to run the test (the client will be regenerated automatically):

$ ./gradlew test

Generating client wrappers for existing CorDapps

Install the web3j-corda executable.

Provided we have the Obligation CorDapp at the location ~/obligation, we can execute the following command to generate client wrappers:

$ web3j-corda generate -d ~/obligation -o ~/obligation/clients -p org.test.web3j.corda

This will generate the client wrappers in the provided output directory ~/obligation/clients.