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Configuring
Learn how to configure the product.
Configuring applications and projects
Before you scan, you must configure applications and projects. This section explains the Application Discovery Assistant, New Application Wizard, and the New Project Wizard. You will learn how to configure attributes for AppScan® Source for Analysis. In addition, this section teaches you how to add existing applications and projects for scanning - and how to add files to projects.
Creating a new project for an application
After you add an application, you add projects to it.
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)Xcode (where you add the .xcodeproj directory).
Adding an existing project with user interface actions

Adding an existing project with user interface actions

Procedure

In the Explorer view, select the application that you want to add the project to (if you have not already added an application, see Configuring applications).
Complete one of these actions:
- Select File > Add Project > Existing Project from the main workbench menu.
- Right-click the selected application and choose Add Project > Existing Project from the context menu.
Browse to the project file to add it to the application.
Important: If you are working with an AppScan® Source project that has dependencies in a development environment (for example, an IBM® MobileFirst Platform project), ensure that you build the project in the development environment before importing it. After importing the project, if you modify files in it, be sure to rebuild it in the development environment before scanning in AppScan Source (if you do not do this, modifications made to files will be ignored by AppScan Source).