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The key management approach chosen by Oracle centers around a wallet. The wallet is simply a file containing the encryption keys in an encrypted format. This wallet might hold only encryption keys for the database, or it might hold other bits of information for other Oracle components. It is recommended by Oracle that you use multiple wallets instead of just one for everything. In this book, we ll be using a wallet only for the user of the database encryption keys. This wallet is stored out of the database, so if someone steals your database, they have not necessarily stolen your wallet. Even if they do steal your wallet, they still haven t stolen your keys, really; they ve only stolen the encrypted keys, which will be of no use to them. The wallet concept uses a proven security technique for providing secure access: in order to release the keys to the database, to decrypt the keys for use, you must have access to something physical (the wallet) and something intangible (a password). In security terms, this is referred to as something you have and something you know. Just like your debit card for your bank, there is something you have (the physical card) and

object implementations as well) is the database itself. The front ends to the data change almost yearly, and as they do, the applications that have all of the security built inside themselves, not in the database, become obstacles, roadblocks to future progress. The Oracle database provides a feature called fine-grained access control (FGAC). In a nutshell, this technology allows developers to embed procedures in the database that can modify queries as they are submitted to the database. This query modification is used to restrict the rows the client will receive or modify. The procedure can look at who is running the query, when they are running the query, what application is requesting the data, what terminal they are running the query from, and so on, and can constrain access to the data as appropriate. With FGAC, we can enforce security such that, for example: Any query executed outside of normal business hours by a certain class of users returns zero records. Any data can be returned to a terminal in a secure facility but only non-sensitive information can be returned to a remote client terminal.

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If you need to load default values from the database into a child object, the NewEditableChild() factory method must call DataPortal.Create(), and the object must implement a DataPortal_ Create() method just like an editable root object. Because this is a child object, the DataPortal_ Create() method would need to call MarkAsChild(), as shown here: Protected Overrides Sub DataPortal_Create() MarkAsChild() ' TODO: load default values here MyBase.DataPortal_Create() End Sub The rest of the Child_XYZ methods (Fetch, Insert, Update, and DeleteSelf) will all run on the application server and can assume they have access to the database. You can choose to use the ObjectFactory with a child object as well, if you want to supply an object factory class. In this case, you would not implement a DataPortal_Create() method in the business class but instead would implement a Create() method in the object factory class. The object factory class would look like this: Public Class MyChildFactory Inherits Csla.Server.ObjectFactory Public Function Create() As Object Dim result As New EditableChild() ' initialize the new object with default data MarkNew(result) MarkAsChild(result) Return result End Function End Class This is mostly the same as the code I described earlier for an editable root. The differences here are that only the Create() method is implemented and the MarkAsChild() method is called to mark the new business object as a child object.

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