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This way my first contribution to open source project where I am trying to solved that basic issue 🙂 |
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Thank you @PratikKhaire ! The change itself looks really good. The only additional thing that needs to be done is that you need to sign your commit in order for the DCO check to pass. See instructions at https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric/pull/4310/checks?check_run_id=14876318045 |
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| Starting with Fabric v2.4, client applications should use one of the Fabric Gateway client APIs (Go, Node, or Java), which are optimized to interact with the Fabric Gateway. These APIs expose the same high-level programming model which was initially introduced in Fabric v1.4. | ||
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| Fabric Gateway (aka *the gateway*) manages the following transaction steps: | ||
| Fabric Gateway (aka _the gateway_) manages the following transaction steps: |
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| The gateway will preferably select a peer in the same organization as the gateway peer and choose the peer | ||
| with the highest ledger block height. If no peer is available in the gateway's organization, then it will choose a peer | ||
| from another organization. | ||
| The gateway will preferably select a peer in the same organization as the gateway peer and choose the peer |
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| The Gateway and its client APIs are designed to allow you, as a client application developer, to concentrate on the _business logic_ | ||
| of your application without having to concern yourself with the _infrastructure logic_ associated with a Fabric network. | ||
| As such, the APIs provide logical abstractions such as _organization_ and _contract_ rather than operational abstractions | ||
| such as _peer_ and _chaincode_. [Side note - clearly an admin API would want to expose these operational abstractions, |
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By referring the issues no #3271
fixes the typo mistake in "Have"--->> "Having"
fix issue #3271
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Here i am solved that issue #3271