Failure_wrong_network

Technical Discussion
#1

Hello all
I am facing the error while transferring the amount. Please help
Error -
{ innerTransactionHash: {},
code: 20,
type: 1,
message: ‘FAILURE_WRONG_NETWORK’,
transactionHash:
{ data:
‘3bb9f5b6453c4d1f46ccdf08d39e76b0230db37fe71f97c0e81fbbffa66919d3’ } }

#2

the hash doesn’t exist, check that you have enough funds even with the commission

#3

Hello ,
I have enough funds for that
Thank you

#4

Hello all ,
I have 6 NEM in my account address and I am facing the error-

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Kindly help.

Thank you

#5

You specified wrong transaction version (-1744830463) for mainnet it should be 1744830466

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#6

Hello
From where will I be able to change version because this I am getting from the chain. Kindly help
Thank you

#7

How you sending transaction? Please show your code.

#8

Hello
Here is my code
Please suggest what else to add -

nemTransfer
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Thank you

#9

I’m not sure what library are you using but it should be possible to log entire entity before signing (I guess transaction object). Also, please provide node where are you sending.

#10

Hello
After running the chain of NEM coin when the chain url is hit with the makeTX() method , I dnt get the full transaction object . I get -nemtrnsObject

Please help me how will I get the full transaction Object.

Thank you

#11

As it was already told (Failure_wrong_network) you are sending wrong network version.

  • What library are you using?
  • Please show transaction entity you are sending.
#12

Hello
While running the chain I have used .nis library , are you asking about that one ? please tell .
Transaction entity I am sending through code is -
var transactionobject = {
‘isMultisig’: false,
‘recipient’: req.body.toAddress, // Dashes optional, all parsed later.
‘amount’: req.body.amount, // Amount of XEM to send.
‘message’: ‘Hello receiver!’, // Message to send.
‘due’: 60 ,// Not sure what this does but the default is probably fine.
‘version’: 1744830466,
“signer”: “my-publickey-is-here”
}
Please help and let me know if I am missing anything.
Thank you

#13

Please show entire code because currently I don’s see how san object is defined. As I understand you are using this library -> https://www.npmjs.com/package/nem-api?

If you are using javascript I suggest use:

#14

Hello
san is the variable which stores the ip and port of the server where Nem node chain runs.
Here is the image -

nemTransferSan
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Thank you

#15

Information from library you are using: https://github.com/nikhiljha/nem-api

image

So as I have written above, I suggest you to use nem-sdk.

#16

Hello @CryptoBeliever when I install nem-sdk npm I get mainnet url in the console for node - defaultMainnet: ‘http://hugealice3.nem.ninja’ ,the page shows " This page isn’t working" always .

Please help me to get api methods of nemCoin in nodejs.

#17

Because it’s not page but http API exposed by node. URL is correct and API works over 7890 port (for example http://hugealice3.nem.ninja:7890/chain/height).

API doc: https://nemproject.github.io/
nem-sdk examples: https://github.com/QuantumMechanics/NEM-sdk/tree/master/examples

#18

Hello
I have tried by installing nem-sdk but it would be nice if you could show me an example of transfer with “https://nemproject.github.io/” link .
I have already shown you the transaction api which I made , please help and let me know where I have to use nem-sdk module.

Thank you

#19

I’m not javascript developer.
Did you checked examples provided with nem-sdk https://github.com/QuantumMechanics/NEM-sdk/tree/master/examples ?

#20

Hello
When I use nem-sdk for transfer for mainnet then I find in parameters to_address(receipient’s address) but I don’t find place to give sender’s address from where the amount will get deducted