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Logged in Subject: Principal: dave@JETSPEED Private Credential: Ticket (hex) = 0000: 61 81 E5 30 81 E2 A0 03 0010: 45 54 53 50 45 45 44 A2 0020: A1 14 30 12 1B 06 6B 72 0030: 54 53 50 45 45 44 A3 81 0040: 10 A1 03 02 01 01 A2 81 0050: 9B AA 75 AA 9E B8 51 0F 0060: 42 A7 FF 09 D6 9F 17 81 0070: 92 DD FF F5 9B 29 09 97 0080: 17 B0 D9 25 FE 08 98 17 0090: DA D0 90 E5 29 F3 4A B0 00A0: 22 16 EC 3E 51 12 F4 59 00B0: 1B 97 2D 79 71 0F 3B 8E 00C0: F7 05 8D 74 3F 7F BB 63 00D0: 81 D0 C2 32 FE EB 93 61 00E0: 8D 81 61 B7 AD B6 FA F9 Client Principal = dave@JETSPEED Server Principal = krbtgt/JETSPEED@JETSPEED Session Key = EncryptionKey: keyType=1 keyBytes (hex dump)= 0000: D0 F1 15 A7 A7 49 52 16 Forwardable Ticket false Forwarded Ticket false 02 01 05 A1 0A 1B 08 4A 1D 30 1B A0 03 02 01 00 62 74 67 74 1B 08 4A 45 AF 30 81 AC A0 03 02 01 9F 04 81 9C C6 44 4B B7 10 95 AA AD 9C 58 3A 6F CF B9 3F 02 84 47 90 B0 F6 90 94 A2 E6 98 3E 0B 6F 9F 36 A1 75 00 18 4B 99 95 B8 97 37 E7 30 34 55 E3 6F 21 31 3B E2 3B 3A AA C7 F2 71 A9 E9 F3 0D AE 5A 31 6E 35 A5 EE 45 6B A4 8F 41 C9 4E 64 a..

Array: The array to search. Item: The item that you are looking for. startIndex: This optional parameter specifies the index of the starting item for the search. So, if you want to start at the third item, use 2 here.

recommended that you run the preceding example (Figure 7-10) and save the resultant XML files on your disk for later use.

0..........J ETSPEED.0..... .0..krbtgt.JE TSPEED..0..... ............DK .u..Q.....X:o B........ .G. ....).......> ..%...o6u.K ...)J....704 ".>Q.YUo!1;; .-yq;:..q.. ..t .c.Z1n5. ..2..aEk.ANd.

var a = ['Item 1', 'Item 2', 'Item 3', 'Item 4']; var b = Array.indexOf(a,'Item 2') // returns '1'

Proxiable Ticket false Proxy Ticket false Postdated Ticket false Renewable Ticket false Initial Ticket false Auth Time = Sat Apr 17 16:02:17 BST 2004 Start Time = Sat Apr 17 16:02:17 BST 2004 End Time = Sun Apr 18 02:02:17 BST 2004 Renew Till = Null Client Addresses OK, Done. Null

To illustrate the use of ReadXml(), you need to develop an application like the one shown in Figure 7-11.

Earlier, you saw the add command, which adds an item at the end of the array. If you want to add an item at a specific location within the array, you can use the insert function. It takes three parameters:

You might be surprised by just how much information the subject contains. There are principals here to represent the user (as expected) dave@JETSPEED, and to represent the client (who happens to be the same person). And there is a principal to represent the server from which we obtained authentication. These in turn contain ticket information, which independently allows us to confirm the identity of a principal. A large part of the complexity in JAAS is due to the need to support otherwise incompatible standards. The protocol for logging into a Windows NT domain differs in almost every respect to those required to log into a Unix system. Even so, the fundamental steps (prepare appropriate module, configure, log in) are simple once you understand the context in which they operate.

The application consists of a text box for accepting the source XML file path. There is an array of radio buttons that govern how the XML document will be read by the DataSet. The Read button triggers the read operation. Listing 7-13 shows the complete code that reads the XML data into a DataSet. Listing 7-13. Using the ReadXml() Method private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { DataSet ds = new DataSet(); XmlReadMode mode=XmlReadMode.Auto; if (radioButton1.Checked) { mode = XmlReadMode.Auto; } if (radioButton2.Checked) { mode = XmlReadMode.DiffGram; } if (radioButton3.Checked) { mode = XmlReadMode.Fragment; } if (radioButton4.Checked) { mode = XmlReadMode.IgnoreSchema; } if (radioButton5.Checked) { mode = XmlReadMode.InferSchema; } if (radioButton6.Checked) { mode = XmlReadMode.ReadSchema; } ds.ReadXml(textBox1.Text, mode); MessageBox.Show("XML file read successfully!"); } The code creates a new DataSet object. It then declares a variable of enumeration type XmlReadMode. This enumeration plays an important role in deciding how the XML data will be loaded into the DataSet. You can see all the possible values of the XmlReadMode enumeration in Table 7-3. Then a series of if conditions check the status of the various radio buttons and set the value of the XmlReadMode variable. Finally, the ReadXml() method of the DataSet class is called.