I was wondering how to handle a slow client. So say my client writes 100 bytes and then 5 seconds later writes another 100 bytes. What is being sent is delimited with a start and end block that I am checking for to insure I have a full message. I have written a decoder based on the CumulativeProtocolDecoder that works just fine except for the case of a slow client. In this case the buffer is drained before the end block is received and it is causing a bogus error condition. Is there a way to handle this within the decoder?
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