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      <title>Getting Started</title>
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      <description>Getting Started builds a complete nyssr.net plugin with Gradle and IDEA. The example sends asynchronous ping messages to targets and nodes, measures the traffic, and exposes simple command-line controls.&#xA;What you will build The example plugin will:&#xA;create a Java JAR with an IPlugIn entry point initialize a package through the service registry register a target and handle messages send requests and process asynchronous responses keep ping statistics in memory offer commands to add, list, and delete pings Key idea: The tutorial follows one end-to-end message flow: plugin startup, service activation, target registration, request, response, and measurement.</description>
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