- Common steps for adding projects to an application
- Choosing between source code and bytecode/compiled scanning
When creating a new project, you have the option of choosing source code-only scanning or bytecode scanning, depending on the project.
- Adding an existing project
You can add AppScan® Source projects (.ppf files) previously created with AppScan® Source for Analysis to AppScan® Source applications. You can also add Eclipse project files (.epf), projects created by any of the supported build integration tools (for example, Ounce/Maven or Ounce/Ant), or project files created with Microsoft™ Visual C/C++ (.vcproj or.vcxproj), VB.NET (.vbproj), or C# (.csproj).
- Adding multiple projects
When you add multiple projects to an application, you can drag and drop them to the Explorer View - or you can browse a directory for projects and import some or all projects to the current application.
- Adding a new Android Java project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create an Android Java project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Apex project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create an Apex project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new ASP project
The Project Configuration Wizard helps you manually create an ASP project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new C/C++ project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a C/C++ project and add it to an application. We strongly recommend
direct import of Visual Studio solutions and projects, and subsequent import of
makefile configurations using the
Ounce/Make tool. While manual configuration is possible, it requires users to have significant and detailed knowledge of their compiler environment.
- Adding a new C/C++/Objective-C source code-only project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create an C/C++/Objective C source code-only project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new COBOL project
The Project Configuration Wizard helps you manually create a COBOL project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new ColdFusion project
The Project Configuration Wizard helps you manually create a ColdFusion project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Dart project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a Dart project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Go project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a Go project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Groovy project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a Groovy project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new IaC project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create an Infrastructure as Code (IaC) project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Ionic project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create an Ionic project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Java or JavaServer Page (JSP) project
When you add a new Java™ project to the application, you specify the project name, browse to the working directory, and then specify the source roots and project dependencies.
- Adding a new or Java source code-only project
The Project Configuration Wizard helps you manually create a Java source code-only project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new JavaScript project
The Project Configuration Wizard helps you manually create a JavaScript™ project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Kotlin project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a Kotlin project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new .NET source code-only project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a .NET project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new .NET Assembly project
The New Project Wizard helps you create a .NET Assembly project. A .NET Assembly project can be used to scan compiled .NET assembly files, when source files may not be available or buildable. .NET Assembly projects consist of a working directory and list of sources, which may be directories or individual assembly files.
- Adding a new pattern-based project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a pattern-based project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new PHP project
When you add a new PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP) project to the application, you specify the project name, browse to the working directory, and then specify the source roots and project dependencies. The project dependencies can also be set in the Project Dependencies tab of the project properties after the project has been created.
- Adding a new PL/SQL project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a PL/SQL project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Python project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a Python project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new React Native project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create an React Native project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Ruby project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a Ruby project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new SAP ABAP project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create an SAP ABAP project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Scala project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a Scala project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Swift project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a Swift project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new T-SQL project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a T-SQL project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new TypeScript project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a TypeScript project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Visual Basic project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create a Visual Basic project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Vue.js project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create an Vue.js project and add it to an application.
- Adding a new Xamarin project
The New Project Wizard helps you manually create an Xamarin project and add it to an application.