A chaincode can be tested locally, without installing it on OBP. There are two ways to test chaincode: using mock shim and using REST endpoints.
Testing chaincode
by Nimesh Prakash, Anand Eswararao Yerrapati, Vivek Acharya
Oracle Blockchain Quick Start Guide
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- About Packt
- Foreword
- Contributors
- Preface
- Exploring Blockchain and BaaS
- Accounting system – single and double–entry
- Centralized versus distributed ledgers
- DLT and blockchain
- Accounting system – triple–entry or distributed double–entry
- Blockchain definition and analogy
- Layered structure of the blockchain architecture
- Structure of the blockchain
- Types of blockchain networks
- Blockchain platform
- Blockchain actors
- BaaS 
- Summary
- Construing Distributed Ledger Tech and Blockchain
- Challenges and opportunities of DLT
- Challenges of traditional technologies and solutions
- Design strategy
- Blockchain properties and use cases
- Types of use cases
- Exploring use cases
- Engaging with a use case
- Summary
- Delving into Hyperledger Fabric
- A glance at the Hyperledger project
- HLF – features and qualifiers
- Architecture – conceptual view
- Hyperledger architecture (layered view) and components
- Large object storage – on-chain or off-chain
- Summary
- Engage in Business Case on Blockchain Platform
- Understanding the business scenario
- Designing the solution
- Exploring OBP
- Features and components of OBP
- Rich history database with OBP
- Summary
- Managing Solutions on Oracle Blockchain Platform
- Developing Solutions on Oracle Blockchain Platform
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