I am using ethereumJ (thanks!!!) to create a private network which I later would like to use publically.
Furthermore, I an developing / debugging / running eclipse Neon 2 on mac Sierra.
In the genesis file I created some special users (together with their private keys) with a balance of 10.
The network starts at a port ... say 20201. To humanly monitor the state of the net I use ethereum-harmony also listening to that port.
How can I see the per genesis generated accounts and their balance?
1) On harmony I can create a wallet and "import" some genesis users, harmony shows "0" instead of "10". Any RPC commands (getBalance ) show "0"
2) In Java/Eclipse how can I browse in debug the ethereum object in order to discover those accounts ??? I would be nice to open a wallet in java to check all that directly - how?
It seems that there are some specialities (non visibilities) in ethereum-harmony which prevents harmony to access the genesis users on the private network...
Hi
I am using ethereumJ (thanks!!!) to create a private network which I later would like to use publically. Furthermore, I an developing / debugging / running eclipse Neon 2 on mac Sierra.
In the genesis file I created some special users (together with their private keys) with a balance of 10.
The network starts at a port ... say 20201. To humanly monitor the state of the net I use ethereum-harmony also listening to that port.
How can I see the per genesis generated accounts and their balance?
1) On harmony I can create a wallet and "import" some genesis users, harmony shows "0" instead of "10". Any RPC commands (getBalance) show "0"
2) In Java/Eclipse how can I browse in debug the ethereum object in order to discover those accounts ??? I would be nice to open a wallet in java to check all that directly - how?
It seems that there are some specialities (non visibilities) in ethereum-harmony which prevents harmony to access the genesis users on the private network...
Thanks a lot for any help on that!!!!!
Regards