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Once the client logged in, I will apply the AMF3 protocol to the channel, when the browser who contains the flash player closed, it will get a EmptyByteBuf in the AMF3ToJavaObjectDecoder.
May I ask what would you do for it? Just ignore it?
Thank you!
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@irwinmc Sorry for late reply! somehow missed this. So, if you are getting a channel closed event, yes you can ignore the EmptyByteBuf. But if not, then probably I would use this to trigger an exception event or a closed event.
Once the client logged in, I will apply the AMF3 protocol to the channel, when the browser who contains the flash player closed, it will get a EmptyByteBuf in the AMF3ToJavaObjectDecoder.
May I ask what would you do for it? Just ignore it?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: