See this tutorial.
- Address:
0x411167FeFecAD12Da17F9063143706C39528aa28 - Private Key:
0x766df34218d5a715018d54789d6383798a1885088d525670802ed8cf152db5b4 - Password:
carsdrivefasterbecausetheyhavebrakes
- Address:
0x0c56352F05De44C9b5BA8bcF9BDEc7e654993339 - Private key:
0x0d0b4c455973c883bb0fa584f0078178aa90c571a8f1d40f28d2339f4e757dde
- Address:
0x190FD61ED8fE0067f0f09EA992C1BF96209bab66 - Private key:
b07aedf303f832664eb7a5295be737776cb1ad17a277ec287b3b3c7bac154e5e - Password:
a-turkey-is-a-chicken-designed-by-a-committee
- Address:
0xDd1e8cC92AF9748193459ADDF910E1b96E88154D - Private key:
620a589aa99ef4944cfd670503959b47f78d1b03d625bc6adf978736745bf30d - Password:
only-cheese-in-a-mouse-trap-is-cheap
Navigate to `http://localhost:8080` and login into the cockpit using demo as password and username.
Go to the tasklist by clicking on Tasklist in the dashboard.
Click on the Start process button.
Click on one of the processes from the list in the window that appears thereafter.
Enter any text as business key and press OK.
Go back to cockpit by clicking on Cockpit in the dropdown list next to the home icon:
In dashboard, click on Process Definitions.
You should see a list like this:
Click on the process instance ID in the list.
Thereafter you will see the diagram of that process instance.
Click on java.math.BigInteger. Following window will appear:
This is the amount of wei in the Ethereum exchange account.
In the shell window that appears thereafter, enter bitcoin-cli getbalance.
- BTC testnet shell is open (see step 1 of the section How to check balance on how to do this).
Run bitcoin-cli getnewaddress in the BTC testnet shell.
The output will be something like 2N5Yngd2nDX4pur3Wec9WeL4xmSvBCyMsqi.
- BTC testnet shell is open (see step 1 of the section How to check balance on how to do this).
See section How to check the balance above. Note the amount.
bitcoin-cli generatetoaddress 200 <address>
where <address> is the address you generated with bitcoin-cli getnewaddress.
This time it should be larger than at step 1.
- Steps in section How to start the whole thing executed.
- Electrum Wallet application installed
On MacOS you can do it using open /Applications/Electrum.app --args --regtest.
Follow the wizard after the startup.
Go to the Receive tab.
Click on the New address button.
The red rectangle in the screenshot above shows the address of the Electrum wallet.
See Step 1: Open the shell of BTC testnet in section How to check the balance above.
Run bitcoin-cli sendtoaddress <Address> 1 in the BTC testnet shell where <Address> is the address from step 3.
Thereafter the sent amount should appear in the Electrum wallet.
See this blog post.
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