Fig. 3. Blockchain interoperability gateway Fig. 4. Gateway architecture D. Interaction model MESSAGE HEADER ATTRIBUTES The gateway provides a request-response interaction model based on the Request-Reply, Return Address and Correlation Identifier patterns [12] to deliver cross-chain messages. Fig. 5 depicts the interaction model using Ethereum as the source DLT and Hyperledger Fabric as the target DLT. Nevertheless, the behaviour is the same in case Hyperledger Fabric is the source DLT and Ethereum the target DLT. Pig. 9. KRequest-response mMteraCuon MOder When creating a cross-chain message, the source cross- chain smart contract must set the messageld, timestamp, smart contract account. This future payment is locked until it is released by the release operation. The release operation receives an account and releases the future payment related to the specified account. This operation is restricted and can only be invoked by the gateway. In case a timeout period expires and the release operation is never called, the user can invoke the expire operation to release the funds back to his account. Finally, the check operation verifies if a future payment for a specified account is registered.
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