How to return data on execution of invoke function

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I have a chaincode in which i have a invoke function. Now i want to return certain data like Transaction id, time stamp etc. How can i implement this?
Jul 23, 2018 in Blockchain by slayer
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You can do this using a response object. You can create a response object, store whatever information you need

(Transaction id, time stamp), marshal it into json and then you can return it.

Ex:

type ChaincodeResponse struct {

      txID string

      time *timestamp.Timestamp

  }

// whatever code you have goes here

resp, err := json.Marshal(ChaincodeResponse{

      txID: stub.GetTxID(),

      time: stub.GetTxTimestamp(),

})

//the below code is used to return

return shim.Success(resp)

answered Jul 23, 2018 by digger
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