20:18 <stellar-slack> <otto_mora> hey folks any developers using the Java Stellar SDK at the moment?

20:20 <stellar-slack> <otto_mora> I am trying to migrate my code to use only the Stellar SDK, and away from the Stellar-Base which seems to be deprecated in github now

20:22 <stellar-slack> <otto_mora> I am getting a silly class type conversion error when doing this:

20:23 <stellar-slack> <bartek> all Account responses from horizon are now called AccountResponse

20:23 <stellar-slack> <otto_mora> Type mismatch: cannot convert from AccountResponse to Account

20:23 <stellar-slack> <otto_mora> ahhhh ok :)

20:23 <stellar-slack> <otto_mora> thanks Bartek!

20:23 <stellar-slack> <bartek> check this: https://github.com/stellar/java-stellar-sdk/pull/19

22:01 <stellar-slack> <danielpauljones> Can I do a one time Stellar.Transaction _transaction = new Stellar.Transaction.Builder(_masterSend) .AddOperation(_operation) .Build();

22:01 <stellar-slack> <danielpauljones> without the operation and then add multiple operations (Payees) after and then post

22:03 <stellar-slack> <sacarlson> I can only say that you can send up to 100 transactions in a single envelope. I have examples in ruby

22:04 <stellar-slack> <sacarlson> at this point I've setup payments to many payees but only from a single sender, but I think the 100 trans can also be from other accounts as long as you have the sigs

22:06 <stellar-slack> <danielpauljones> trying to send 2-10 payees from a single payer but not sure of syntax and order to build the envelop. Example in Ruby would help

22:07 <stellar-slack> <bartek> what about: ``` Stellar.Transaction _transaction = new Stellar.Transaction.Builder(_masterSend) .AddOperation(_operation) .AddOperation(_operation2) .AddOperation(_operation3) .Build(); ```

22:08 <stellar-slack> <bartek> or... ``` Stellar.Transaction.Builder builder = new Stellar.Transaction.Builder(_masterSend); builder.addOperation(operation1); builder.addOperation(operation2); builder.addOperation(operation3); Stellar.Transaction transaction = builder.build(); ```

22:09 <stellar-slack> <sacarlson> there ya go done deal

22:10 <stellar-slack> <danielpauljones> thanks @bartek I will try the later as I am building the operations from a list, so this should work. thanks @sacarlson as well