[FAB-15199] Update interest rate sample

Update interest rate sample for chaincode
lifecycle

Change-Id: I8e481dda11a757d5fe76105098307141a67dff60
Signed-off-by: NIKHIL E GUPTA <negupta@us.ibm.com>

interest_rate_swaps/README.md

@@ -110,19 +110,23 @@ and run a swap transaction flow from creation to settlement.
 ### Prerequisites
 
 The following prerequisites are needed to run this sample:
+* You need to run this sample from your GOPATH. If you have downloaded the
+ `fabric-samples` directory outside your GOPATH, then you need to copy or
+ move the interest rate sample into your GOPATH.
 * Fabric docker images. By default the `network/network.sh` script will look for
  fabric images with the `latest` tag, this can be adapted with the `-i` command
  line parameter of the script.
 * A local installation of `configtxgen` and `cryptogen` in the `PATH` environment,
  or included in `fabric-samples/bin` directory.
-* Vendoring the chaincode. In the chaincode directory, run `govendor init` and
+* Vendoring the chaincode. In the `chaincode` directory, run `govendor init` and
  `govendor add +external` to vendor the shim from your local copy of fabric.
 
 ### Bringing up the network
 
-Simply run `network.sh up` to bring up the network. This will spawn docker
-containers running a network of 3 "regular" organizations, one auditor
-organization and one reference rate provider as well as a solo orderer.
+Navigate to the `network` folder. Run the command `./network.sh up` to bring up
+the network. This will spawn docker containers running a network of 3 "regular"
+organizations, one auditor organization and one reference rate provider as well
+as a solo orderer.
 
 An additional CLI container will run `network/scripts/script.sh` to join the
 peers to the `irs` channel and deploy the chaincode. In the init parameters it
@@ -134,26 +138,27 @@ commands in the following section.
 
 ### Transactions
 
-The chaincode is instantiated as follows:
+The chaincode is initialized as follows:
 ```
-peer chaincode instantiate -o irs-orderer:7050 -C irs -n irscc -l golang -v 0 -c '{"Args":["init","auditor","100000","rrprovider","myrr"]}' -P "AND(OR('partya.peer','partyb.peer','partyc.peer'), 'auditor.peer')"
+peer chaincode invoke -o irs-orderer:7050 --isInit -C irs --waitForEvent -n irscc --peerAddresses irs-rrprovider:7051 --peerAddresses irs-partya:7051 --peerAddresses irs-partyb:7051 --peerAddresses irs-partyc:7051 --peerAddresses irs-auditor:7051 -c '{"Args":["init","auditor","1000000","rrprovider","myrr"]}'
 ```
+
 This sets an auditing threshold of 1M, above which the `auditor` organization
 needs to be involved. It also specifies the `myrr` reference rate provided by
 the `rrprovider` organization.
 
 To set a reference rate:
 ```
-peer chaincode invoke -o irs-orderer:7050 -C irs --waitForEvent -n irscc --peerAddresses irs-rrprovider:7051 -c '{"Args":["setReferenceRate","myrr","3"]}'
+peer chaincode invoke -o irs-orderer:7050 -C irs --waitForEvent -n irscc --peerAddresses irs-rrprovider:7051 -c '{"Args":["setReferenceRate","myrr","300"]}'
 ```
 Note that the transaction is endorsed by a peer of the organization we have
 specified as providing this reference rate in the init parameters.
 
 To create a swap named "myswap":
 ```
-peer chaincode invoke -o irs-orderer:7050 -C irs --waitForEvent -n irscc --peerAddresses irs-partya:7051 --peerAddresses irs-partyb:7051 --peerAddresses irs-auditor:7051 -c '{"Args":["createSwap","myswap","{\"StartDate\":\"2018-09-27T15:04:05Z\",\"EndDate\":\"2018-09-30T15:04:05Z\",\"PaymentInterval\":365,\"PrincipalAmount\":10000000,\"FixedRate\":4,\"FloatingRate\":5,\"ReferenceRate\":\"myrr\"}", "partya", "partyb"]}'
+peer chaincode invoke -o irs-orderer:7050 -C irs --waitForEvent -n irscc --peerAddresses irs-partya:7051 --peerAddresses irs-partyb:7051 --peerAddresses irs-auditor:7051 -c '{"Args":["createSwap","myswap","{\"StartDate\":\"2018-09-27T15:04:05Z\",\"EndDate\":\"2018-09-30T15:04:05Z\",\"PaymentInterval\":395,\"PrincipalAmount\":100000,\"FixedRate\":400,\"FloatingRate\":500,\"ReferenceRate\":\"myrr\"}", "partya", "partyb"]}'
 ```
-Note that the transaction is endorsed  by both parties that are part of this
+Note that the transaction is endorsed by both parties that are part of this
 swap as well as the auditor. Since the principal amount in this case is lower
 than the audit threshold we set as init parameters, no auditor will be required
 to endorse changes to the payment info or swap details.
@@ -173,4 +178,13 @@ peer chaincode invoke -o irs-orderer:7050 -C irs --waitForEvent -n irscc `--peer
 As an exercise, try to create a new swap above the auditing threshold and see
 how validation fails if the auditor is not involved in every operation on the
 swap. Also try to calculate payment info before settling a prior payment to a
-swap.
+swap. You can run the commands yourself using the CLI container by issuing the
+command ``docker exec -it cli bash``. You will need to set the corresponding
+environment variables for the organization issuing the command. You refer to the
+`network/scripts/script.sh` file for more information.
+
+## Clean up
+
+When you are finished using the network, you can bring down the docker images
+and remove any artifacts by running the command `./network.sh down` from the
+`network` folder.