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As the title states... what I mean is what does the json/rpc command look like and can someone give an example and explain it? I would like to use RPC to get blockchain information, then manually construct a transaction and sign it from that returned information. I understand this would involve a lot of work

Thanks in advance.

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    Can you clarify ? You want to use RPC to get blockchain info, then manually construct a tx and sign it from that returned info ? That'd be a LOT of manual work. – user36303 Oct 13 '16 at 8:32
  • Yes. For example, the information that someone might need to develop a new wallet using RPC. – Jeffrey Lebowski Oct 17 '16 at 11:00
  • @JeffreyLebowski I edited the question based on the comments to help clarify your intent. Not everyone reads question comments. – Drink Vodka Nov 8 '16 at 1:19
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The wallet RPC has a method transfer which you can call with parameters do_not_relay:true and get_tx_metadata:true which will allow you to create a transaction but not relay to the network immediately. When you are ready to send, you can call the method relay_tx.

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