Uses of Package
io.netty.util.internal.logging

Package
Description
The helper classes with fluent API which enable an easy implementation of typical client side and server side channel initialization.
Abstraction of a byte buffer - the fundamental data structure to represent a low-level binary and text message.
The core channel API which is asynchronous and event-driven abstraction of various transports such as a NIO Channel.
A virtual Channel that helps wrapping a series of handlers to unit test the handlers or use them in non-I/O context.
Optimized transport for linux which uses EPOLL Edge-Triggered Mode for maximal performance.
BSD specific transport.
A virtual transport that enables the communication between the two parties in the same virtual machine.
NIO-based channel API implementation - recommended for a large number of connections (>= 1000).
Abstract TCP and UDP socket interfaces which extend the core channel API.
NIO-based socket channel API implementation - recommended for a large number of connections (>= 1000).
Old blocking I/O based socket channel API implementation - recommended for a small number of connections (< 1000).
Encoder and decoder which compresses and decompresses ByteBufs in a compression format such as zlib, gzip, and Snappy.
Encoder, decoder and their related message types for HTTP.
This package contains Cookie related classes.
This package contains Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) related classes.
HTTP multipart support.
Encoder, decoder, handshakers and their related message types for Web Socket data frames.
Handlers for sending and receiving HTTP/2 frames.
Encoder, decoder and their related message types for SOCKS protocol.
Package to control the flow of messages.
Logs the I/O events for debugging purpose.
Capture data and write into Pcap format which helps in troubleshooting.
Adds support for client connections via proxy protocols such as SOCKS and HTTP CONNECT tunneling
SSL · TLS implementation based on SSLEngine
OCSP stapling, formally known as the TLS Certificate Status Request extension, is an alternative approach to the Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) for checking the revocation status of X.509 digital certificates.
Utility classes that helps easier development of TLS/SSL applications.
Writes very large data stream asynchronously neither spending a lot of memory nor getting OutOfMemoryError.
Implementation of a Traffic Shaping Handler and Dynamic Statistics.
Resolves an arbitrary string that represents the name of an endpoint into an address.
An alternative to Java's built-in domain name lookup mechanism that resolves a domain name asynchronously, which supports the queries of an arbitrary DNS record type as well.
MacOS specific nameserver resolution.
Utility classes used across multiple packages.
Utility classes for concurrent / async tasks.
Internal-use-only utilities which is not allowed to be used outside Netty.
Internal-use-only logging API which is not allowed to be used outside Netty.