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sun.security.krb5.internal.ktab.KeyTab

3915352Mar 15 2019 — edited Mar 15 2019

Hi ,

I am using "sun.security.krb5.internal.ktab.KeyTab" for generating the Keytab file using addEntry() but this package is deprecated in java 9 .

Do you any any new package for generating the keytab file because  this package " javax.security.auth.kerberos.KeyTab" has not.

Regards,

Prayank jain

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odie_63
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Hi,

You can do that by passing the head element to the second XMLSequence. That way you maintain the correlation between the parent and its children :

select extractvalue(value(head), '/Servicio/Nombre') as srv_nombre


     , extractvalue(value(head), '/Servicio/Descripcion') as srv_desc


     , extractvalue(value(head), '/Servicio/Activo') as srv_activo


     , extractvalue(value(head), '/Servicio/Version') as srv_version


     , extractvalue(value(detail), '/Metodo/Nombre') as met_nombre


     , extractvalue(value(detail), '/Metodo/Activo') as met_activo


     , extractvalue(value(detail), '/Metodo/Version') as met_version


from arwt_ws_return x


   , table(xmlsequence(extract(x.x_xmldoc, '/arrayOfServicio/Servicio'))) head


   , table(xmlsequence(extract(value(head), '/Servicio/MetodosEntity/Metodo'))) detail


;

Please also note that :

- you don't need a descendant axis (//) if you know the exact path

- you don't need to go down to the text() node if you're using extractvalue

Hope that helps.

Marked as Answer by 1019748 · Sep 27 2020
1019748

Thank you so much Odie.

That really helps!

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