I was chatting to Embii on the Facebook page of Apertus.io. He mentioned that they are able to get Javascript programs to run on Datacoin but only with the 20byte payload, not the full 128kB payload. They can write the data, but no other client can read it. With the 20byte payload it is very expensive to write Javascript programs into the Datacoin blockchain (you need to pay 0.05DTC for every chunk of code that gets written and with 20bytes you need a lot of chunks).
I have tried it again.
It is strange. In my case the "getdata"
works perfectly for any external transaction.
For example:
getdata 9a78fa1022ab40c8abce9b86279236ccffd25fc2448f8197d5592839ebdea7ba
=> I0ZSQTIwMTcsTEVQRU4sVTVDTjhGQ1IsZGMwMjNkNzc4MzkxNzIzYWY4MWMzMGU5OWI4ZGM3ZGI=
after DecodeBase64 => #FRA2017,LEPEN,U5CN8FCR,dc023d778391723af81c30e99b8dc7db
It coincides with Bytestamps info.
http://www.bytestamp.net/blocks/qtx/en/9a78fa1022ab40c8abce9b86279236ccffd25fc2448f8197d5592839ebdea7baDoes Apertus.io team use the latest version of DTC code?
May be I don't understand the problem.
Can you repeat the issue description in detail?