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It does this by creating a listener for the WSDL port address, receiving requests and dispatching them on a Service Implementation Bean.

A container provides a listener for the WSDL port address and a means of dispatching the request to the Service Implementation.

Furthermore, the Group has also photographed weapons and military equipment found in arms caches and on the battlefield, and has obtained official documents and intercepts of radio communications.

[...] servers will listen on port 21.

[...] [...] frequency hopping or listen before talk.

[...] and the TCP/IP listening port number.

[...] eavesdroppers listen in wirelessly, what they receive [...]

[...] [...] server's SOAP request listeners for each port, [...] [...]

Some Member States indicated that they also employed other methods, such as anonymous witnesses, witness protection, monitoring of suspicious financial transactions, interception of telecommunications, covert surveillance or the establishment of companies with which to attract and engage trafficking groups.

A web app can listen for cue events, [...] [...]

[...] the house and could hear her brother being [...] [...]

The following supporting actions were also identified: (a) to enhance the collection, analysis and dissemination of operational information in the region for target-oriented intervention actions; (b) to enhance forensic information capacity in the region; (c) to apply advanced investigative techniques; (d) to establish effective container control programmes at ports of entry (including railway and dry ports) in the region and; (e) to prevent the misuse of the 1975 TIR Convention and the Afghan Transit Trade Agreement by ensuring that national legislation and regulations are assessed and brought in line with the provisions of those agreements.

[...] [...] land, sea or air reconnaissance, flight operations [...] [...]

Examples were given of national, bilateral, regional and international programmes to further socio-economic and sustainable development, notably in the following areas: agriculture and fishery; climate change monitoring; detecting illegal crops and opium poppy cultivation; early warning of and response to natural and man-made disasters; geology; humanitarian relief; hydrology; managing ecosystems and natural resources; mapping biodiversity resources, coastal zones, land use, wasteland and wetlands; monitoring air quality, desertification, droughts, food security, deforestation, the ionosphere and weather; oceanography; rural development and urban planning; and search and rescue efforts.

Furthermore, the General Committee draws to the attention of the General Assembly that the practice of reproducing statements in extenso as separate documents has been discontinued for all its subsidiary organs that are entitled to summary records and that any exceptions to this rule may be made by the body concerned only if the statements are to serve as bases for discussion and if, after hearing a statement of the relevant financial implications, the body decides that one or more statements in extenso may be included in the summary record, or reproduced as separate documents or as annexes to authorized documents (resolution 38/32 E, paras. 8 and 9).

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