Abstract: One or more implementations of the present specification provide an invoice access method and apparatus based on a blockchain, and an electronic device. The method includes: generating first ciphertext data by encrypting plaintext data of the target invoice based on a first key corresponding to an invoice issuer; generating second ciphertext data by encrypting the plaintext data of the target invoice based on a second key corresponding to an invoice receiver; adding the first ciphertext data and an user identifier of the invoice issuer to the blockchain as related to one another; and adding the second ciphertext data and an user identifier of the invoice receiver to the blockchain as related to one another.

Abstract: One or more implementations of the present specification provide an invoice invalidation method and apparatus based on a blockchain, and an electronic device. The method includes: receiving an invalidation request that is initiated by an invoice invalidation party for a target invoice recorded in the blockchain; in response to the invalidation request, determining whether the invoice invalidation party has authority to invalidate the target invoice; and in response to that the invoice invalidation party has the authority to invalidate the target invoice, invoking an invoice invalidation logic provided in a smart contract deployed in a blockchain network of the blockchain to invalidate the target invoice.

Abstract: One or more implementations of the present specification provide an invoice access method and apparatus based on a blockchain, and an electronic device. The method includes: receiving an access request initiated by an access user for a target invoice by using a client, the target invoice being encrypted and stored in the blockchain; determining, in response to the access request, whether the access user has an authority to access the target invoice; and in response to that the access user has the authority to access the target invoice, invoking decryption logic provided in a predetermined smart contract to decrypt ciphertext data of the target invoice stored in the blockchain, and returning decrypted plaintext data of the target invoice to the client.

Abstract: Implementations of the present specification provide methods, apparatuses, and electronic devices for resource allocation based on blockchain. The blockchain stores a mapping relationship between a digital digest of an invoice and a resource allocation state corresponding to the invoice. The method includes: receiving a target transaction submitted by a client to participate in resource allocation based on a target invoice; in response to the target transaction, calculating a digital digest of the target invoice, and querying a resource allocation state stored in the blockchain and corresponding to the digital digest; and if the detected resource allocation state is an unallocated state, invoking resource allocation logic declared in a smart contract published in the blockchain, to allocate resources to the client from a predetermined resource pool based on a predetermined allocation rule, and returning a resource allocation result to the client.

Abstract: One or more implementations of the present specification provide an invoice access method and apparatus based on a blockchain, and an electronic device. The method includes: receiving an access request initiated by an access user for a target invoice by using a client, the target invoice being encrypted and stored in the blockchain; determining, in response to the access request, whether the access user has an authority to access the target invoice; and in response to that the access user has the authority to access the target invoice, invoking decryption logic provided in a predetermined smart contract to decrypt ciphertext data of the target invoice stored in the blockchain, and returning decrypted plaintext data of the target invoice to the client.

Abstract: Implementations of the present specification provide methods, apparatuses, and electronic devices for resource allocation based on blockchain. The blockchain stores a mapping relationship between a digital digest of an invoice and a resource allocation state corresponding to the invoice. The method includes: receiving a target transaction submitted by a client to participate in resource allocation based on a target invoice; in response to the target transaction, calculating a digital digest of the target invoice, and querying a resource allocation state stored in the blockchain and corresponding to the digital digest; and if the detected resource allocation state is an unallocated state, invoking resource allocation logic declared in a smart contract published in the blockchain, to allocate resources to the client from a predetermined resource pool based on a predetermined allocation rule, and returning a resource allocation result to the client.

Abstract: One or more implementations of the present specification provide an invoice invalidation method and apparatus based on a blockchain, and an electronic device. The method includes: receiving an invalidation request that is initiated by an invoice invalidation party for a target invoice recorded in the blockchain; in response to the invalidation request, determining whether the invoice invalidation party has authority to invalidate the target invoice; and in response to that the invoice invalidation party has the authority to invalidate the target invoice, invoking an invoice invalidation logic provided in a smart contract deployed in a blockchain network of the blockchain to invalidate the target invoice.

Abstract: One or more implementations of the present specification provide an invoice access method and apparatus based on a blockchain, and an electronic device. The method includes: receiving an access request initiated by an access user for a target invoice by using a client, the target invoice being encrypted and stored in the blockchain; determining, in response to the access request, whether the access user has an authority to access the target invoice; and in response to that the access user has the authority to access the target invoice, invoking decryption logic provided in a predetermined smart contract to decrypt ciphertext data of the target invoice stored in the blockchain, and returning decrypted plaintext data of the target invoice to the client.

Abstract: The present invention provides a roof-mounted solar module integration device, a solar power vehicle and a encapsulation method for modules. The integration device comprises: a substrate in which a through-hole is formed, wherein a front side of the substrate is provided with a first trench, and a reverse side of the substrate is provided with a second trench; a solar module fixed on the front side of the substrate; a plurality of conductive bands arranged in the first trench, wherein a first end of each of the conductive bands is connected with the solar module, and a second end is led out of the through-hole to the reverse side of the substrate; and a bypass diode and an anti-reversion diode which are arranged in the second trench and connected with the second ends of the conductive bands.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention disclose a pilot signal state prompting method, a base station controller, and a mobile switching center, where the method includes: receiving pilot strength reported by a first terminal in a call state; when the pilot strength is smaller than a preset threshold value, sending prompt signaling to a mobile switching center corresponding to a peer end terminal in the call state, and sending, by the mobile switching center corresponding to the peer end terminal, according to the prompt signaling, to the peer end terminal, a prompt message indicating that a pilot signal state of the first terminal is poor. The pilot signal state prompting method disclosed by the embodiment can achieve a purpose that the peer end terminal may timely obtain the pilot signal state of the first terminal and learn a reason why a normal call cannot be performed currently, thereby improving user experience.