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[threat]

Delete

[jfranki]

It would be great even a little javadoc...

[BrushfireDigitalServices]

If there's not a more active fork already, I'm willing to fork and begin administrating the documentation process. We should identify who wants to take on which tasks (and which tasks no-one is interested in) so folks aren't wasting time writing substantially similar pull requests.

I would start by sorting out what contract the abstract methods actually have and what is added by concrete implementations.

[BrushfireDigitalServices]

Working on trackng him down. If all else fails, we could try opening an issue titled something like "Active support can be found at [address of active fork]" and see how many users follow the redirect.

[TooTallNate]

Sadly, I don't really have time to maintain this project anymore, and don't really do Java these days so I'm kind of out-of-the-loop as well.

If any of you would like to be added as a contributor to this repo, then that would be awesome!

[TooTallNate]

Ok, added @BrushfireDigitalServices as a collaborator on this repo. Thanks in advance for any help you can put towards it!

[TooTallNate]

The more the merrier! Added @threat as a collaborator.

[BrushfireDigitalServices]

Outstanding. Thank you, @TooTallNate, for taking the time to address this. In the near future I'll mainly be helping expand and clarify documentation.

[rob-baily]

All, while this project was great for getting started you may want to consider the Jetty WebSocket client at http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/documentation/current/jetty-websocket-client-api.html and drop this project. I've been using the Jetty client and it appears to be very full featured and does not require the entire Jetty infrastructure to run.

[marci4]

Added examples for TCP_NODELAY