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static String clearProperty(String which)

If you know the name of a particular module that you want (and if the module is popular enough), you might find that the module has already been packaged in an RPM format, and so you can install it using the usual RPM methods For example, if you want to include the SSL module (mod_ssl) in your web server setup, on a Fedora system, you can issue this Yum command to automatically download and install the module for you:

You can always create a custom robot of your own to use while performing the exercises in this book, but I d like to provide a very simple robot design in this appendix that can be built with both the 1.0 and 2.0 versions of the robotics kit. I call it SPOT. You ll find that you can easily build SPOT in less than 5 minutes, making it a great little robot for testing your NXT-G programs. Figure B-1 shows the parts the make up the SPOT robot. Figure B-2 shows the completed SPOT robot complete with 1.0 and 2.0 versions of the tires from both sides. The images on the pages in between show step-by-step how to build the robot.

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static long currentTimeMillis( ) static void exit(int exitCode)

static void gc( ) static Map<String, String> getenv( ) static String getenv(String which) static Properties getProperties( )

Starting up and shutting down Apache on most Linux distributions is easy To start Apache on a Fedora system or any other Red Hat like system, use this command:

static String getProperty(String which) static String getProperty(String which, String default) static SecurityManager getSecurityManager( ) static int identityHashCode(Object obj) TABLE 16-13

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To shut down Apache, enter this command:

Method static Channel inheritedChannel( ) throws IOException static void load(String libraryFileName) static void loadLibrary(String libraryName) static String mapLibraryName(String lib) static long nanoTime( )