.NET Blockchain Parser

[doof]

The couple WPF and Peer-2-Peer sound great but it is no real. If you want a p2p app you have to open a tcp socket.

WCF, not WPF.  WCF on IIS for a bitcoind / daemon replacement.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc297274.aspx

Yes, I made a mistake when I said WPF instead of WCF however I am right when I say WCF is not a real option. You can share with me a lot of links to msdn and that won't change my opinion. Have you ever seen a p2p app developed with wcf? No real software uses wcf, they use sockets instead.

True, I havent seen any p2p wcf in the wild.

Can you put a sample block in github?

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[lontivero]

The couple WPF and Peer-2-Peer sound great but it is no real. If you want a p2p app you have to open a tcp socket.

WCF, not WPF.  WCF on IIS for a bitcoind / daemon replacement.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc297274.aspx

Yes, I made a mistake when I said WPF instead of WCF however I am right when I say WCF is not a real option. You can share with me a lot of links to msdn and that won't change my opinion. Have you ever seen a p2p app developed with wcf? No real software uses wcf, they use sockets instead.

True, I havent seen any p2p wcf in the wild.

Can you put a sample block in github?

I have an abandoned project that is not the best example https://github.com/lontivero/peer2net (I have to redo it some day)

[doof]

The couple WPF and Peer-2-Peer sound great but it is no real. If you want a p2p app you have to open a tcp socket.

WCF, not WPF.  WCF on IIS for a bitcoind / daemon replacement.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc297274.aspx

Yes, I made a mistake when I said WPF instead of WCF however I am right when I say WCF is not a real option. You can share with me a lot of links to msdn and that won't change my opinion. Have you ever seen a p2p app developed with wcf? No real software uses wcf, they use sockets instead.

True, I havent seen any p2p wcf in the wild.

Can you put a sample block in github?

I have an abandoned project that is not the best example https://github.com/lontivero/peer2net (I have to redo it some day)

Ok.  Ill be using a project like this and bitcoind in the short term.  What happens if the processor is rerun, will duplicates be added?  Could the block hash be a primary key to stop duplicates?

[doof]

Difficulty isn't correct

[doof]

This project has saved me a bunch of time, and we seem to both have the same goal.

Not a lot of btc, but I sent you a tip.  Thanks.

[lontivero]

This project has saved me a bunch of time, and we seem to both have the same goal.

Not a lot of btc, but I sent you a tip.  Thanks.

I saw it and appreciate it. Thx

[doof]

I wrote this C# code to calculate the hash too https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=888078.0

Might be worth adding a column in the block table to contain the hash.  Seperate thread can hash the block, and then could reference one block to another.

[Martijnvdc]

Thank you very much. I like the license!

[Anti-Cen]

the github repo: https://github.com/lontivero/BlockchainParser

If you find it interesting and want to collaborate then please do it.

Nice code friend and I did a hatchet job on the code but it does not work on the block.dat
I am using because I think it's been change over these days to use Berkeley-DB format
for the files but useful code none the less and well written

See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2748620.new#new

Small, simple and easy to follow and is a good starting point for anyone going down this road