ABIEOS Serialization Provider is a pluggable serialization provider for EOSIO SDK for Java.
Serialization providers are responsible for ABI-driven transaction and action serialization and deserialization between JSON and binary data representations. This particular serialization provider wraps ABIEOS, a C/C++ library that facilitates this conversion.
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- Eclipse 4.5+, Intellij 2019+, or other Java IDE
- Host C++ compiler that is supported by the Gradle cpp-library plugin (GCC, Clang, LLVM, Visual Studio C++) that conforms to C++ standard 17
- Gradle 4.10.1+
- Gradle Plugin 3.3.0+
- Java SE 8+
- Docker (if you wish to leverage one of the Docker-based build containers to cross compile for a server environment.) Docker Desktop 2.4.0+ is a good way to install this on a developer machine. Full instructions for building with Docker can be found in the CONTRIBUTING file.
This project is compatible with server-side Java but requires native libraries built on the target machine. Therefore, any project depending on Java Serialization Provider with EOSIO SDK for Java must use a version built for the target server host and be a server-side Java project.
If you need support for ABIEOS serialization on Android, please see the Android ABIEOS Serialization Provider project.
Other serialization providers can be created to support other target platforms. If your project requires alternate platform support, or if you'd like to create a serialization provider and have questions, please reach out to us by logging an issue.
ABIEOS Serialization Provider is intended to be used in conjunction with EOSIO SDK for Java as a provider plugin.
To use ABIEOS Serialization Provider with EOSIO SDK for Java in your app, add the following modules to your build.gradle:
implementation 'one.block:eosiojava:1.0.0'
implementation 'one.block:eosio-java-abieos-serialization-provider:1.0.0'The build.gradle files for the project currently include configurations for publishing the project to Artifactory. These should be removed if you are not planning to use Artifactory or you will encounter build errors. To do so, make the changes marked by comments throughout the files.
Then refresh your gradle project.
Now ABIEOS Serialization Provider is ready for use within EOSIO SDK for Java according to the EOSIO SDK for Java Basic Usage instructions.
If you wish to use ABIEOS Serialization Provider directly, its public methods can be called like this:
try {
AbiEos abieos = new AbiEosSerializationProviderImpl()
} catch (SerializationProviderError serializationProviderError) {
serializationProviderError.printStackTrace();
}
String hex = "1686755CA99DE8E73E1200" // some binary data
String json = "{"name": "John"}" // some JSON
try {
String jsonToBinaryTransaction = abieos.serializeTransaction(json)
} catch (SerializeTransactionError err) {
err.printStackTrace();
}
try {
String binaryToJsonTransaction = abieos.deserializeTransaction(hex)
} catch (DeserializeTransactionError err) {
err.printStackTrace();
}You should explicitly destroy the provider's context (i.e., in a finally block), or you could run into a crash when multithreading, per this call:
abieos.destroyContext();
- 11/05/20: Version 1.0.0 Release with EOSIO 3.0 functionality. Docker builds for Alpline and Ubuntu Linux.
- 10/15/20: Version 0.1.3 Initial release as a Java library project. This version is feature compatible with the 0.1.3 version of the Android ABIEOS Serialization Provider project.
Interested in contributing? That's awesome! Here are some Contribution Guidelines and the Code of Conduct.
We're always looking for ways to improve this library. Check out our #enhancement Issues for ways you can pitch in.
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