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I work with a Wallet app and using the BitcoinJ for programming. I need to find the last executed transaction from the wallet. In the org.bitcoinj.core.Wallet class, I see there is a method getTransactionsByTime() that returns list of all non-dead, active transactions ordered by recency as List<Transaction>.
Will I access the most recent transaction with index 0 or the last index? I have made some experiments and I likely think that would be with index of 0. Because, it returns the sending info and I have done some recently, but, still weird as the amount doesn't match with performed.
While I have tried with the last index, I think that's obviously not the case as that's returns the info of the incoming transactions.
The way I find the most recent transaction,
transactions.addAll(wallet.getTransactionsByTime());
Transaction ts = size > 0 ? getTransactions().get(0) : null;
this.transaction = addTransactionHistory(ts);
I print the transaction as the most recent one in console.
Thanks a lot for this answer. I'm new to cryptocurrency and developing a customized wallet. – Arefe – 2017-06-16T08:54:05.817