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It's been some time since I don't use JSON-RPC in Ethereum and just found this Execution API (and the Beacon API).
I tried the new methods present in this API (i.e., debug_* and engine_* ) against a geth and Infura and they are not recognized. However, they recognize the classical ones I was used to (i.e., web3_* , net_* , ...). Also, I found out these methods are still referenced at Ethereum
So, can anyone explain me what is the purpose of this Execution API? Will it replace the existing API in the future?
Thanks
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Execution API vs JSON-RCP API
Execution API vs Ethereum JSON-RCP API
Mar 9, 2024
Thank you for the reply but I am still a bit confused by the fact that at the end of the source you point out it claims: "The Engine API is enabled by default - the user is not required to pass any instruction to Geth to enable these methods." So, maybe the endpoints I tried could have disabled engine and not enabled debug?
It's been some time since I don't use JSON-RPC in Ethereum and just found this Execution API (and the Beacon API).
I tried the new methods present in this API (i.e., debug_* and engine_* ) against a geth and Infura and they are not recognized. However, they recognize the classical ones I was used to (i.e., web3_* , net_* , ...). Also, I found out these methods are still referenced at Ethereum
So, can anyone explain me what is the purpose of this Execution API? Will it replace the existing API in the future?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: