Class SignatureResult

Inheritance

object

SignatureResult

Namespace: Xrpl.Wallet

Assembly: Xrpl.dll

Syntax

public class SignatureResult

Constructors

SignatureResult(string, string)

Declaration

public SignatureResult(string txBlob, string hash)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
string	txBlob
string	hash

Properties

Hash

Declaration

[JsonPropertyName("hash")]
public string Hash { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
string

TxBlob

Declaration

[JsonPropertyName("tx_blob")]
public string TxBlob { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
string

Methods

GetTx()

The signed blob decoded back into a typed transaction.

Declaration

public ITransactionRequest GetTx()

Returns

Type	Description
ITransactionRequest

Exceptions

Type

Condition

ValidationException

The blob carries a top-level field no model property claims, so the returned object would not represent it. Signing that object again produces a blob missing the field - which is how a co-signature could be dropped: CounterpartySignature and SponsorSignature exist in definitions.json and survive the codec, but no request model declares them, so a round trip through here used to discard them silently. Failing loudly is the point: the caller is told what would have been lost rather than submitting a transaction the node will reject for a missing signature. For those two flows use the blob-level helpers (LoanSigningHelper.BrokerSign, SponsorSigningHelper.SubmitterSign), which never leave the blob.

GetTxDictionary()

Declaration

public Dictionary<string, object> GetTxDictionary()

Returns

Type	Description
Dictionary<string, object>

Extension Methods

BatchSignStatusExtensions.GetBatchSignStatus(SignatureResult)