Topic: "SeedPeers" class (Read 1833 times)
Yeah, I guess I should fix that URL.
I got site url earlier from the same place: http://code.google.com/p/bitcoinj/
"Got questions? Comments? Patches? Talk to us on the mailing list. You can quickly reach this website via bitcoinj.org. You can read the release notes for each release starting from 0.3."
"Got questions? Comments? Patches? Talk to us on the mailing list. You can quickly reach this website via bitcoinj.org. You can read the release notes for each release starting from 0.3."
Thanks, I filed an issue. However, I think it will just redirect you back to Google Code.
but do you have email of any bitcoinj developer? Bitconj site (http://www.bitcoinj.org/) is down and I still didn't get aswer here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/bitcoinj 
Where did you get that site URL from? Bitcoinj is hosted at http://code.google.com/p/bitcoinj/
In the links section, you'll see a discussion group.
"Got questions? Comments? Patches? Talk to us on the mailing list. You can quickly reach this website via bitcoinj.org. You can read the release notes for each release starting from 0.3."
And I saw earlier discussion group link in links section and discussion group is https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/bitcoinj
but do you have email of any bitcoinj developer? Bitconj site (http://www.bitcoinj.org/) is down and I still didn't get aswer here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/bitcoinj
Where did you get that site URL from? Bitcoinj is hosted at http://code.google.com/p/bitcoinj/
In the links section, you'll see a discussion group.
I've never used the SeedPeers class. I'd check manually if these IP addresses are still online. As I wrote earlier, perhaps the list of peers needs to be updated in bitcoinj.
Thanks a lot for the reply. I suppose it is not IP addresses problem... but do you have email of any bitcoinj developer? Bitconj site (http://www.bitcoinj.org/) is down and I still didn't get aswer here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/bitcoinj
I've never used the SeedPeers class. I'd check manually if these IP addresses are still online. As I wrote earlier, perhaps the list of peers needs to be updated in bitcoinj.
First of all, Bitcoin Wallet does not use WalletAppKit. So your first change should not have any effect.
Second, did you build Bitcoin Wallet for testnet or mainnet? I assume SeedPeers only has mainnet peers, and who knows if they're still online. I'm not sure if they've ever been updated.
First, I have changed "DnsDiscovery" to "SeedPeers" everywhere. Just in case.Second, did you build Bitcoin Wallet for testnet or mainnet? I assume SeedPeers only has mainnet peers, and who knows if they're still online. I'm not sure if they've ever been updated.
Second, yes, I'am using "mvn clean install -DskipTests" for bitcoinj and "mvn install -Prelease -Dskinlyu
I assume SeedPeers only has mainnet peers. Whereas if you build the app from master, you are running on testnet.
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# each time
cd bitcoin-wallet
git fetch origin
git checkout origin/prod
mvn clean install -Prelease -Dandroid.sdk.path=
I didn't do that each time. It seems I didn't do that at all! I am using only "mvn install -Prelease -DskipTests".cd bitcoin-wallet
git fetch origin
git checkout origin/prod
mvn clean install -Prelease -Dandroid.sdk.path=
1. I download bitcoinj:
- git clone -b release-0.10 https://code.google.com/r/bitcoinj/ bitcoinj
- cd bitcoinj
- mvn clean install -DskipTests
2. I download Bitcoin Wallet:
- git clone -b master https://code.google.com/p/bitcoin-wallet/ bitcoin-wallet
3. I built Productive version:
- cd bitcoin-wallet
- git fetch origin
- git checkout origin/prod
- mvn clean install -Prelease -DskipTests
4. I changed "DnsDiscovery" to "SeedPeers" in "bitcoin-wallet\wallet\src\de\schildbach\wallet\service\BlockchainServiceImpl.java" (line 405):
line 405: private final PeerDiscovery normalPeerDiscovery = new SeedPeers(Constants.NETWORK_PARAMETERS);
line 406: //private final PeerDiscovery normalPeerDiscovery = new DnsDiscovery(Constants.NETWORK_PARAMETERS);
5. mvn clean install -Prelease -DskipTests
6. I upload file "wallet-3.19.apk" to android virtual device.
7. I saw the same result (only "Peer died" and "connection timed out").
You also can see ddms logs personally here: http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/70937152/file.html
So my question is the same. Does class "SeedPeers" work properly?
First of all, Bitcoin Wallet does not use WalletAppKit. So your first change should not have any effect.
Second, did you build Bitcoin Wallet for testnet or mainnet? I assume SeedPeers only has mainnet peers, and who knows if they're still online. I'm not sure if they've ever been updated.
First, I have changed "DnsDiscovery" to "SeedPeers" everywhere. Just in case.Second, did you build Bitcoin Wallet for testnet or mainnet? I assume SeedPeers only has mainnet peers, and who knows if they're still online. I'm not sure if they've ever been updated.
Second, yes, I'am using "mvn clean install -DskipTests" for bitcoinj and "mvn install -Prelease -Dskinlyu
I assume SeedPeers only has mainnet peers. Whereas if you build the app from master, you are running on testnet.
Quote
# each time
cd bitcoin-wallet
git fetch origin
git checkout origin/prod
mvn clean install -Prelease -Dandroid.sdk.path=
I didn't do that each time. It seems I didn't do that at all! I am using only "mvn install -Prelease -DskipTests". cd bitcoin-wallet
git fetch origin
git checkout origin/prod
mvn clean install -Prelease -Dandroid.sdk.path=
First of all, Bitcoin Wallet does not use WalletAppKit. So your first change should not have any effect.
Second, did you build Bitcoin Wallet for testnet or mainnet? I assume SeedPeers only has mainnet peers, and who knows if they're still online. I'm not sure if they've ever been updated.
First, I have changed "DnsDiscovery" to "SeedPeers" everywhere. Just in case.Second, did you build Bitcoin Wallet for testnet or mainnet? I assume SeedPeers only has mainnet peers, and who knows if they're still online. I'm not sure if they've ever been updated.
Second, yes, I'am using "mvn clean install -DskipTests" for bitcoinj and "mvn install -Prelease -DskipTests" for Bitcoin Wallet.
Third, do you mean, they just are idle? Damn it.
I assume SeedPeers only has mainnet peers. Whereas if you build the app from master, you are running on testnet.
First of all, Bitcoin Wallet does not use WalletAppKit. So your first change should not have any effect.
Second, did you build Bitcoin Wallet for testnet or mainnet? I assume SeedPeers only has mainnet peers, and who knows if they're still online. I'm not sure if they've ever been updated.
First, I have changed "DnsDiscovery" to "SeedPeers" everywhere. Just in case.Second, did you build Bitcoin Wallet for testnet or mainnet? I assume SeedPeers only has mainnet peers, and who knows if they're still online. I'm not sure if they've ever been updated.
Second, yes, I'am using "mvn clean install -DskipTests" for bitcoinj and "mvn install -Prelease -DskipTests" for Bitcoin Wallet.
Third, do you mean, they just are idle? Damn it.
First of all, Bitcoin Wallet does not use WalletAppKit. So your first change should not have any effect.
Second, did you build Bitcoin Wallet for testnet or mainnet? I assume SeedPeers only has mainnet peers, and who knows if they're still online. I'm not sure if they've ever been updated.
Second, did you build Bitcoin Wallet for testnet or mainnet? I assume SeedPeers only has mainnet peers, and who knows if they're still online. I'm not sure if they've ever been updated.
First look in screenshot number one of davlik debug monitor server after running Bitcoin Wallet: http://piccy.info/view3/5090102/7074a1d99a96e67bdbea36a04073c21f/orig/
I suppose, that is normal work of Bitcoin Wallet.
Then I modified bitcoinj and bitcoin-wallet a little bit. I changed bitcoinj\core\src\main\java\com\google\bitcoin\kits\WalletAppKit.java (line 104):
I think, that is not normal work of app because you can see only "Peer died" and "Connection timed out".
So my question is: does class SeedPeers work correct? Maybe, it is not fully implemented?
P.S. Nonetheless, it could still work correct. I just don't have an opportunity to send or receive bitcoins to test Bitcoin Wallet with "SeedPeers" class instead "DnsDiscovery" class. So if you can do that, please do.
P.S.S. I'm not sure it is Bitcoin Wallet problem or bitcoinj problem.
I suppose, that is normal work of Bitcoin Wallet.
Then I modified bitcoinj and bitcoin-wallet a little bit. I changed bitcoinj\core\src\main\java\com\google\bitcoin\kits\WalletAppKit.java (line 104):
Code:
vPeerGroup.addPeerDiscovery(new SeedPeers(params));
insteadCode:
vPeerGroup.addPeerDiscovery(new DnsDiscovery(params));
and bitcoin-wallet\wallet\src\de\schildbach\wallet\service\BlockchainServiceImpl.java (line 406):Code:
private final PeerDiscovery normalPeerDiscovery = new SeedPeers(Constants.NETWORK_PARAMETERS);
insteadCode:
private final PeerDiscovery normalPeerDiscovery = new DnsDiscovery(Constants.NETWORK_PARAMETERS);
Look in screenshot number two of davlik debug monitor server after running Bitcoin Wallet to see the result: http://piccy.info/view3/5090104/aaf257fbd618863b16ed99ffb2263e66/orig/ I think, that is not normal work of app because you can see only "Peer died" and "Connection timed out".
So my question is: does class SeedPeers work correct? Maybe, it is not fully implemented?
P.S. Nonetheless, it could still work correct. I just don't have an opportunity to send or receive bitcoins to test Bitcoin Wallet with "SeedPeers" class instead "DnsDiscovery" class. So if you can do that, please do.
P.S.S. I'm not sure it is Bitcoin Wallet problem or bitcoinj problem.
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