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Description Lists history of flags a player has carried. Lists groups associated with server. Lists permissions associated with each group. Displays the help text for a selected page. Displays idle and pause times for each player. Displays lag statistics for each player. Replace player with the name of a player and message with a message you want sent to that player. Inserts your user name into a message. For example, /me likes bzflag from the user named chris translates into chris likes bzflag. Tells how long the bzfs server has been up and running.

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If you want a user to be able to run the Tomcat startup and shutdown scripts, then you should set the CATALINA_HOME environment variable to reflect the new installation. The user also needs to have the JAVA_HOME environment variable set. Adding the following commands to a users profile script does this:

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For example, the INTELSAT-VI satellite reuses parts of the 6/4 GHz (WARC-79) bands six times, while the Japanese satellite CS-2 uses 30/20 GHz bands. The high traffic capacity of a communication-satellite system can be used in a flexible manner, ranging from very high capacity (e.g. 960 or even more telephone channels)7 point-to-point or pointto-multipoint services, to services with low-density and very sporadic traffic. There are only a few specific constraints, connected with the hierarchy of terrestrial transmission networks (for both analogue and digital multiplexers). Some systems have been specifically designed for incorporating transponders corresponding to different communications services ("multi-mission payload"). This is the case, for example, for the HISPASAT 1A and 1B satellites, which includes the following payload: 18 FSS transponders for telecommunication services over Spain, Europe and North, Central and South America (14/11-12 GHz, double linear polarization with frequency reuse), five BSS transponders for TV distribution and broadcasting (17/12 GHz, circular polarization) and two transponders in the 8/7 GHz band for governmental services.

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The distribution of television is a major service provided by the FSS and BSS. This ranges from conventional television programming (entertainment, news, special events), educational/instructional programmes to teleconferencing applications. The availability of satellite links for TV distribution eliminates the distance/cost relationship associated with terrestrial delivery of signals. In some instances satellites provide the only available, or cost effective means of signal

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On the client side, to receive messages synchronously and to send a response message back to the sender, it is required that we use a JAXMServlet implementing ReqRespListener. The key implementation steps for synchronously receiving messages using a ReqRespListener are as follows: 1. Create a servlet extending JAXMServlet and implementing the ReqRespListener interface. This registers as a listener within the servlet container.

Digital cable, satellite and terrestrial broadcasting have a number of common elements, particularly the processes of encoding, multiplexing and modulating digital signals. In all cases, source information consisting of video, audio, text and data is digitized and coded using MPEG standards as shown in Figure 8.33.

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most common parsing models of SAX and DOM. This led to API standardization complexities where applications using one specific vendor were using specific method calls to perform equivalent parsing tasks. In the case where the parsers needed to be swapped, developers had to rewrite the parsing code to adapt to the new specific vendor standard. To address these complexities, in late 1999, Sun Microsystems came up with a draft of the Java API for XML Parsing (JAXP) 1.0 specification. The purpose of the specification was to provide a standard high-level API layer for abstracting lower-level details of XML parsing. The first version of JAXP (1.0) supported SAX 1.0 and DOM Level 1 parsing specifications. The feature set focused around parsing, which was a limitation that many have complained about because it did not provide support for any XML transformation processing. The latest version of JAXP 1.1 supports SAX 2.0, SAX 2 extensions, and DOM level 2. It also includes transformation support based on the eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) specification. The purpose behind JAXP is to provide an abstraction so that parsing using SAX or DOM looks the same no matter what type of SAX or DOM parser is being used by the application. This abstraction is referred to as pluggable interface.