Short description

The goal of the mentorship is to design and implement an object-key-value mapper for Fabric chaincodes with the following functionality:

Generating key-value storage models from UML ledger data models.
Application of storage strategies during the mapping.
Generating a chaincode-internal Java data access/persistence layer, “parameterized” by the storage model.
Demonstration on a representative example (e.g., our earlier work on faithfully implementing TPC-C to Fabric).
(If we have time): declaring OCL (Object Constraint Language) constraints on the models and enforcing them in the data access layer.

Participants

Mentors:

Imre Kocsis, Assistant Professor @ BME Critical Systems Research Group, ftsrg
Attila Klenik, Research Fellow @ BME Critical Systems Research Group, ftsrg (Discord: aklenik)

Mentee: Sakshi Aherkar (Discord: saraah_910)

Week #	Date	Activity
1 - 3	June 5 - June 23	Onboarding, getting to know the project goals, and designing a project plan.
4 - 6	June 26 - July 14	Getting to know Fabric, the chaincode development approaches, and test networks.
7 - 8	July 17 - July 28	Surveying existing ORM solutions and selecting features applicable to Fabric chaincodes.
9 - 12	July 31 - August 25	Implement/adapt a complex reference chaincode applying the selected ORM features manually.
13 - 23	August 28 - November 10	Design and implement tooling to automate the explored ORM features
24 - 26	November 13 - November 30	Finalizing the results and gathering community feedback.