RE: Is There a Super Nerd That Can Tell Me What I'm Doing Wrong Here? [SOLVED]

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RE: Is There a Super Nerd That Can Tell Me What I'm Doing Wrong Here? [SOLVED]

fulltimegeek (69)in #steemdev • 6 years ago

Can you tell me which programming language you are using?

Java

Here is an issue related to "claiming rewards" in the javascript repo of steemit.

I will look into this issue and see if it's related to mine. Thank you for the pointers.

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fel1xw (58) 6 years ago (edited)

@fulltimegeek So you are directly interacting with the RPC node and creating the operations on your own? Then I'm pretty sure that your need to handle the order also on your own. The RPC API needs an array of parameters, and not an object. But normally the RPC node wrappers are handling this. What are you using? Is there a java implementation for steem?

Otherwise checkout my other comment, I've described my theory there.

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fulltimegeek (69) 6 years ago

So you are directly interacting with the RPC node and creating the operations on your own?

That is correct.

Then I'm pretty sure that your need to handle the order also on your own.

Order should only matter in serialization I believe. Json have maps with keys so order shouldn't be that critical. I'm not 100% sure tho on that. But, I'll play around with it.

I wish STINC had a utility or website that allowed anyone to construct operations and then spit out the raw buffer for one to sign. That would help A LOT ...

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fel1xw (58) 6 years ago

This the json that is getting send to the RPC node. Please adapt it and it will work. :)

{"id":2,"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"call","params":["network_broadcast_api","claim_reward_balance",[account, steem, sbd, vests]]}

in case it does not work, I'll have a look in a couple of hours.

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