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hey @janducaju, to resolve this, you can also host both the Web Wallet and the Wallet Backend on your testing docker environment, allowing them to communicate with the issuer service, However, you'll need to ensure that the issuer service is configured to provide its public address to the wallet during the issuance request. Additionally, it's likely that the public address needs to be served over HTTPS to avoid rejection. |
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Hi @janducaju , I think the easiest way to run the entire stack is using Docker Compose as described here: https://github.com/walt-id/waltid-identity/tree/main/docker-compose In production we recommend using Kubernetes. We could also provide you with the Kubernetes configuration if this would be helpful for you. |
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Hi,
I’m experimenting with walt.id issuer-api. I deployed conform https://docs.oss.walt.id/issuer/api/setup/open-source
As our testing docker environment is running IPv6 only so I started the container like
docker run --rm --name issuer-api waltid/issuer-api --webHost=:: --webPort=7002 --baseUrl=http://icts-t-dev-u0001439-issuer-api.service.qsvcd:7002
where icts-t-dev-u0001439-issuer-api.service.qsvcd is the address that will be running the docker image
instead of (like documented)
docker run -p 7002:7002 waltid/issuer-api
--webHost=0.0.0.0
--webPort=7002
--baseUrl=http://localhost:7002
When I try to issue an UniversityDegreeCredential:
When I paste the response body in the wallet I get:
When I click on Accept I get:
wallet.walt.id says: error occurred while trying to receive credential: [object: Object]
Do I need to run the docker image differently (or am I missing something else)
adTHANKSvance,
Jan
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