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ChaoSXDemon While browsing the web, I found that the way to create a socket is to create a class annotated with @WebSocket and annotate the method with the desired event. In order to use this socket, a socket handler is used as follows: import org.eclipse.jett
ChaoSXDemon While browsing the web, I found that the way to create a socket is to create a class annotated with @WebSocket and annotate the method with the desired event. In order to use this socket, a socket handler is used as follows: import org.eclipse.jett
ChaoSXDemon While browsing the web, I found that the way to create a socket is to create a class annotated with @WebSocket and annotate the method with the desired event. In order to use this socket, a socket handler is used as follows: import org.eclipse.jett
ChaoSXDemon While browsing the web, I found that the way to create a socket is to create a class annotated with @WebSocket and annotate the method with the desired event. In order to use this socket, a socket handler is used as follows: import org.eclipse.jett
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biesior： Hello I have the usual Play WebSocket method that works fine, but I need to authenticate the user. Unfortunately, when trying to use even the simplest of the methods to identify the user: public class Application extends Controller {
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