CfB and Jean-Luc,
"Hello John,
I was looking at the API but it seems like there aren't any APIs for bulk
usage; like returning all of the transactions for all of the accounts held
by the node or the balances of all the accounts. Everything has to be
queried one by one, which I guess wouldn't be a big deal in the early
stages but once there is more volume would be very inefficient.
I haven't looked at the code yet though, so it may not be that hard for me
to add those API calls.
-CoinPayments.net"
Please comment and I'll get that process moving with CoinPayments.
Querying many accounts at once will be slow even if done on the server side, it will be better to have a way to subscribe for notifications when the balance of an account changes. Currently this is not possible with the http API, only with the direct Java API (i.e., you would need to write Java code to talk to the server)."Hello John,
I was looking at the API but it seems like there aren't any APIs for bulk
usage; like returning all of the transactions for all of the accounts held
by the node or the balances of all the accounts. Everything has to be
queried one by one, which I guess wouldn't be a big deal in the early
stages but once there is more volume would be very inefficient.
I haven't looked at the code yet though, so it may not be that hard for me
to add those API calls.
-CoinPayments.net"
Please comment and I'll get that process moving with CoinPayments.
Also not sure what he means by "all of the accounts held by the node" - each node has information about all existing accounts on the blockchain, so it is not a very useful query.
