Struct AxelarExecutableClient 

pub struct AxelarExecutableClient<'a> {
    pub env: Env,
    pub address: Address,
    /* private fields */
}

AxelarExecutableClient is a client for calling the contract defined in “AxelarExecutableInterface”.

Fields

env: Env

address: Address

Implementations

impl<'a> AxelarExecutableClient<'a>

pub fn new(env: &Env, address: &Address) -> Self

impl<'a> AxelarExecutableClient<'a>

pub fn gateway(&self) -> Address

Return the trusted gateway contract id.

pub fn try_gateway( &self, ) -> Result<Result<Address, <Address as TryFromVal<Env, Val>>::Error>, Result<Error, InvokeError>>

Return the trusted gateway contract id.

pub fn execute( &self, source_chain: &String, message_id: &String, source_address: &String, payload: &Bytes, )

Execute a cross-chain contract call with the given payload. This function must validate that the contract call is received from the trusted gateway.

pub fn try_execute( &self, source_chain: &String, message_id: &String, source_address: &String, payload: &Bytes, ) -> Result<Result<(), <() as TryFromVal<Env, Val>>::Error>, Result<Error, InvokeError>>

Execute a cross-chain contract call with the given payload. This function must validate that the contract call is received from the trusted gateway.

pub fn validate( &self, source_chain: &String, message_id: &String, source_address: &String, payload: &Bytes, )

Validate if a gateway has approved a contract call. This should be called from an implementation of execute before executing custom app logic. This method doesn’t get exposed from the contract, as Soroban SDK’s contractimpl macro ignores default trait methods.

pub fn try_validate( &self, source_chain: &String, message_id: &String, source_address: &String, payload: &Bytes, ) -> Result<Result<(), <() as TryFromVal<Env, Val>>::Error>, Result<Error, InvokeError>>

Validate if a gateway has approved a contract call. This should be called from an implementation of execute before executing custom app logic. This method doesn’t get exposed from the contract, as Soroban SDK’s contractimpl macro ignores default trait methods.