Can't find PingMessage class from javadoc example
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I’ve found IdleStateHandler is not only about WebSocket. It is my mistake. MyPingMessage or MyProtocolPingMessage name will be better.
Thanks, I’ll do so.
I just fell into the same trap as @cemehehko and had to google for
PingMessage
class, since it has looked so tempting to reuse the example logic 😃