make bitcoin-cli a shared object #15961

issue red0bear opened this issue on May 6, 2019
  1. red0bear commented at 3:34 PM on May 6, 2019: none

    i see in this issue about old commands #12953 and 'm here thinking about what deprecatedrpc in 0.17 to transition to 0.18 impact to me developing a code in java .... since i don't need to worry about drastic changes .

    i wish do access it with JNA. Just a direct call from native client to fain more time than dev a rpc protocol. But need know if dev team wish use this idea or have problems , security issues about use this.

    Just the idea .....

  2. jonasschnelli added the label Utils/log/libs on May 7, 2019
  3. jonasschnelli commented at 7:30 AM on May 7, 2019: contributor

    I don't understand your approach I think. Bitcoin-cli is a bitcoind tailored RPC client. Not more.

    If you want to communicate from Java with bitcoind, use a JAVA RPC library?

    What benefits do you expect from using bitcoin-cli as a shared object?

  4. red0bear commented at 4:50 PM on May 7, 2019: none

    @jonasschnelli , At least a shared object i could do direct commands instead build a URL in java for example , and don't need to always wait updates from who build java prc commands, make forks to update or just look to another one in git hub.

    You can use the same base in bitcoin-cli but just make a sharedobject where can return commands in string JSON.

    Well , you know what you could do. I just came here with a suggestion.

  5. red0bear commented at 1:02 AM on May 30, 2019: none

    @jonasschnelli , i just make a update from my project to see what happen . I make a command line via C++ to execute commands via bitcoin-cli : https://github.com/red0bear/wallet_manager_m/tree/master/command_cli

    Using with JNA gave me possibility make progress more fast .... but still wish have a shared object in format in what i made now.

  6. red0bear closed this on May 30, 2019

  7. bitcoin locked this on Dec 16, 2021

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