07:24 <stellar-slack> <pavan> iam new to stellar, iam a java developer, i want to create a public key, so iam using KeyPair.random(); is this right to generate a public key?

07:32 <stellar-slack> <raymens> @pavan That one generates both a private and public key (keypair)

07:34 <stellar-slack> <pavan> thanks for your response raymens... i can get public key from that keypair right? then i need to send this public key to my friend, so that he can transfer some lumens..

07:35 <stellar-slack> <raymens> correct :)

07:35 <stellar-slack> <raymens> But.. the public key is a little bit different than the usual public key

07:36 <stellar-slack> <raymens> You must share the keypair.AccountId

07:38 <stellar-slack> <pavan> is this account id enough to transfer lumens ?in java iam getting account id in this way KeyPair.random().getAccountId(); is this correct?

07:42 <stellar-slack> <pavan> can u pls respond raymens

07:43 <stellar-slack> <raymens> @pavan that is correct, but you should really store the keypair.Seed first

07:43 <stellar-slack> <raymens> otherwise you won't have access to it (it's the compact private key)

07:44 <stellar-slack> <pavan> thank you very much raymens

07:46 <stellar-slack> <raymens> no problem

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