Path: /reference/json-api-reference/post-v2partiesexternalgenerate-topology
Currently, the Ledger API docs mention:
More elaborate schemes such as multi-signature or decentralized parties require you to construct the topology transactions yourself.
There is, however, no easy step-by-step tutorial or howto documentation for doing so.
The tutorial under /appdev/deep-dives/external-signing-topology mentions:
This tutorial is for demo purposes. The code snippets should not be used directly in a production environment.
Plus, it uses Python and Bash, Admin API and doesn't work with the Ledger API party allocation limitations in 3.5 (only one NamespaceDelegation mapping is allowed in the topology transactions).
It'd be good to have a practical step-by-step documentation for manually constructing topology transactions in Java.
Path: /reference/json-api-reference/post-v2partiesexternalgenerate-topology
Currently, the Ledger API docs mention:
There is, however, no easy step-by-step tutorial or howto documentation for doing so.
The tutorial under /appdev/deep-dives/external-signing-topology mentions:
Plus, it uses Python and Bash, Admin API and doesn't work with the Ledger API party allocation limitations in 3.5 (only one NamespaceDelegation mapping is allowed in the topology transactions).
It'd be good to have a practical step-by-step documentation for manually constructing topology transactions in Java.