NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs

[tolstoy]

Late to the game, but does anyone have some test nem available?

100,000 NEM is on the way.

Received! 

Do NEM coins need to have a certain age prior to being able to harvest?

I think harvesting begins after 24 hours of coin age.

[Hollowman338]

Attempted the following send back to you:

Amount: 24 589.321 NEM
To: *some address*
Fee: 5 NEM
Due by: 12 hour(s)
Total: 24 594.321 NEM
Message:


upon clicking on "confirm"..


"Oops!

ERROR 400
Some parameter is missing or invalid."

[Hollowman338]

I also attempted to register at nemcoin.com.  No confirmation email received.  Give me a chance to fail at the PoI contest! 

[tolstoy]

Attempted the following send back to you:

Amount: 24 589.321 NEM
To:
Fee: 5 NEM
Due by: 12 hour(s)
Total: 24 594.321 NEM
Message:


upon clicking on "confirm"..


"Oops!

ERROR 400
Some parameter is missing or invalid."

I sent the same to myself, no problems. Maybe you had a space character in one of the fields? Try sending some amount to yourself.

[Hollowman338]

Attempted the following send back to you:

Amount: 24 589.321 NEM
To:
Fee: 5 NEM
Due by: 12 hour(s)
Total: 24 594.321 NEM
Message:


upon clicking on "confirm"..


"Oops!

ERROR 400
Some parameter is missing or invalid."

I sent the same to myself, no problems. Maybe you had a space character in one of the fields? Try sending some amount to yourself.

It's because I am a dumbass.  I didn't pay attention to the "password" field at the bottom. 

[tolstoy]

Please refrain from posting and wallet addresses here or your post will be immediately deleted. We don't want to risk closing of this thread.

If you want to receive some test NEM please post your address here: https://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2547.0

bump.
You can post your wallet address in your signature.

[tolstoy]

guys lets vote patmast3r into this!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=855130.0

No one on the face of the earth deserves this more than patmast3r! He should get a higher honor than Satoshi for all he has to put up with.

A vote for pat is a vote for NEM.

[jabo38]

I sent an NEMstake for NXT address, now my name appears in the list of stakesholders in https://chain.nem.ninja/stakes/registered?

Then are good to go!  Your NEM will go to the address you registered upon the Nemesis.

[jabo38]

Like seriously ... for the 0.1 Nemstake I have, and the 0.2 I might try & buy on Thursday when I get paid...  I've put in at least 10 hrs of work already.  Like 90 mins-2hrs about 6 times.

Has ANYONE on Mac OSX got this working?

I have a problem because the documentation thinks it solves the problem by saying - "in Java, set security permissions to medium"

But it requires Java 8 & in Java 8, minimum permission setting is High.  Adding the various websites involved to the trusted list makes no difference at all.  I can't seem to sync with the network.  

Java problems mean I can't use stand-alone version, & webstart seems to work nicely - i get the splash page, can make a wallet, log into wallet, but them get a yellow bar saying "NIS requires to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting".  From inside the wallet or from auto boot, I can just never seem to contact the network.  I've added nemcoin as a port forwarding/triggering thing & opened the 7890 (see separate thread: https://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2676.msg9336#msg9336 ) - totally at the outer limits of my abilities here but the guys thought I'd done it right...

To be honest I'm not sure - maybe the problem isn't Java.  The main message I'm getting is Error 306 (when trying to boot a local node from inside the web wallet.  Can anyone tell me what that is?

Various people have spent their own time trying to help me, and I really appreciate it.  These are mainly devs/hero members who are on PCs and know how it SHOULD work.  It doesn't seem to though.  I'm not allowed to use the stand-alone version due to Java permissions lock-down, and the webstart version I can start NIS/NCC but when I try to boot a local node, either by auto-boot or from in the wallet - it never works...

instead of wasting the dev's time, is there anyone using a Mac who has actually managed to get their node sync'ed who can give me some pointers?

I'd be very grateful.  Thanks very much if anyone can help... & to the devs - please do make smoothing the Mac process a priority.  I know it's not the dev/hacker's tool of choice, but I bought this mac 2nd hand for music production, it does the job, i can't afford 2 computers & I'm sure I'm not the only one struggling with this...

Best wishes,

John    ps first post as nembot cos I got fed up of my crappy BTT name "yippee" ha ha

A lot of people are having problems with Mac.  I have gotten it to work on my Mac before but that was during the Alpha, not the Beta.  Since the Beta, I couldn't get it to work.

On my Windows machine though it is just a simple one click install.  

[jabo38]

guys lets vote patmast3r into this!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=855130.0

No one on the face of the earth deserves this more than patmast3r! He should get a higher honor than Satoshi for all he has to put up with.

A vote for pat is a vote for NEM.

I voted for Pat

[nembot]

Thanks Jabo38.  So you can't get beta to run on Mac.  Neither can I.  Can anyone?

[jabo38]

Thanks Jabo38.  So you can't get beta to run on Mac.  Neither can I.  Can anyone?

Well..... At one point I did put Parallels on Mac, and then Windows on Parallels and that worked just fine with NEM.  I did that while I was travelling. I have since reformatted my Mac and have a clean install, so no more Windows in Mac.  I know that is a pain. 

It must be possible for it to run on Mac because some people have it running on Linux.  I tried and failed at that too.  hahahaha

Now, I mainly just use windows on a desktop for NEM. 

On my most recent try to get NEM on my Mac I couldn't get NEM to play nice with Java.  It sounds like you got a little farther than me so I don't have any tips.

This thread might be of some help to you.  Not sure if you saw it.

https://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2676.msg9684#msg9684

[nembot]

Thanks Jabo38... yes I started that thread!!!  Seems no-one here or there can actually get the client running and synchronised on Mac OSX.  Plenty of people who are on PCs trying to help me but no-one has actually told me they've managed themselves on Mac OSX, only on Windows or Linux distros.  I'm not Linux-competent unfortunately - i also don't have the know-how to do a dual boot into Windows without original disks, I have spent some time trying but was defeated, similarly tried with Virtual Machines but no joy- I'm just a bit of a disaster when it comes to hacking things & relatively new to Mac too, my old PC is fully dead though so no chance to use that.

Anyone managed to get things up & running on Mac OS?  Please let me know your tips!

[patmast3r]

Thanks Jabo38... yes I started that thread!!!  Seems no-one here or there can actually get the client running and synchronised on Mac OSX.  Plenty of people who are on PCs trying to help me but no-one has actually told me they've managed themselves on Mac OSX, only on Windows or Linux distros.  I'm not Linux-competent unfortunately - i also don't have the know-how to do a dual boot into Windows without original disks, I have spent some time trying but was defeated, similarly tried with Virtual Machines but no joy- I'm just a bit of a disaster when it comes to hacking things & relatively new to Mac too, my old PC is fully dead though so no chance to use that.

Anyone managed to get things up & running on Mac OS?  Please let me know your tips!

Simply try the standalone version. All that's making problem on MAC is webstart.
Download http://bob.nem.ninja/nis-ncc-0.4.30.tgz . Should work like a charm even on OS X

This is a good idea for everyone that is having problems with stuff not starting or similar problems.

[sdersdf3]

vote in favor of patmast3r for the Proof of Honor award - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=855130.msg9514238#msg9514238
recognition that would be well deserved - with the side benefit of more positive attention for the entire NEM team.

[Lazz]

I wish I could vote, how many messages does one need in order to obtain the status of "Jr. Member"?

[rockethead]

vote in favor of patmast3r for the Proof of Honor award - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=855130.msg9514238#msg9514238
recognition that would be well deserved - with the side benefit of more positive attention for the entire NEM team.

Go nominate here. We need 15 first. Remember >Junior Members only:

http://www.coinssource.com/poh-nomination/

[DrearyUrbanite]

I wish I could vote, how many messages does one need in order to obtain the status of "Jr. Member"?

i think its more how long you have been a member rather than how many posts, although i do think it plays a part..

more to the point though, i would say longer than the competition runs for.

That is incorrect. It is entirely the number of posts you make that determines your status. I think it is 50 posts for Jr. Member, 100 for Full Member, 250 for Senior Member, and 500 for Hero Member but I may be wrong about the exact numbers.

[bitdraw]

I wish I could vote, how many messages does one need in order to obtain the status of "Jr. Member"?

i think its more how long you have been a member rather than how many posts, although i do think it plays a part..

more to the point though, i would say longer than the competition runs for.

That is incorrect. It is entirely the number of posts you make that determines your status. I think it is 50 posts for Jr. Member, 100 for Full Member, 250 for Senior Member, and 500 for Hero Member but I may be wrong about the exact numbers.

I have 3000+ posts but I'm only senior member.. And iv seen senior members with 200 posts but they joined early 2013. Probably a mix of both..

you can only gain a capped amount of activity per day/week. so getting to higher ranks takes time no matter how much you post

[jabo38]

I wish I could vote, how many messages does one need in order to obtain the status of "Jr. Member"?

i think its more how long you have been a member rather than how many posts, although i do think it plays a part..

more to the point though, i would say longer than the competition runs for.

That is incorrect. It is entirely the number of posts you make that determines your status. I think it is 50 posts for Jr. Member, 100 for Full Member, 250 for Senior Member, and 500 for Hero Member but I may be wrong about the exact numbers.

I have 3000+ posts but I'm only senior member.. And iv seen senior members with 200 posts but they joined early 2013. Probably a mix of both..

you can only gain a capped amount of activity per day/week. so getting to higher ranks takes time no matter how much you post

It is all explained here. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=177133.0

As far as I understand it, a person gets 1 point per post per day.  Points are awarded every two weeks.