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This may be a terribly naive question but I was just wondering if the client would have to send a “client id” of some sort along with every packet to be able to identify who it is from. I couldn’t seem to notice any other form of client identification.
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In NIO you still have a connection object, the
Channel. Each channels talk exactly to one client in the same way you would do it with plainSocketstreams. So you have to identify your client only at the start of the connection.