File menu
The File menu offers options for applications, projects, and assessments - and allows you to exit the product. Some File menu items are context-sensitive and depend on the active view and the currently-selected item in that view.
Menu item | Description | Keyboard shortcut |
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Ctrl+Ncommand+N | ||
Ctrl+Ocommand+O | ||
Add multiple applications to the set of applications. This action launches a dialog box that allows you to specify a directory in which to search for applications. In the search results, you can select one or more applications to add. | ||
Remove Application | ||
Register | ||
Unregister | ||
Open Assessment | F7 | |
Close Assessment | Close the assessment that is currently open in the Triage perspective. | |
Save Assessment | Save the open assessment to a file. | Ctrl+Shift+Sshift+command+S |
Save Assessment As | Save the assessment with a different name, save it in a different directory, or both. | |
Publish Assessment to AppScan Source | Store the current assessment in the AppScan Source Database. The application that was scanned (or the project or file that the application contains) must be registered before the publish action can be completed. If the application has not been registered, you will be prompted to register when you choose the publish action. | |
Publish Assessment to AppScan Enterprise Console | If your AppScan Enterprise
Server has
been installed with the Enterprise Console option,
you can publish assessments to it. The AppScan Enterprise Console preference page must be completed with valid values before you can publish assessments to the Enterprise Console. |
|
Save | This action is available in these circumstances:
Select this action to save these changes. |
Ctrl+Scommand+S |
Exit | Exit AppScan Source for Analysis. | command+Q |
Note: To learn which versions of imported files are supported by AppScan Source
for
Analysis, AppScan
Source for
Automation, and the AppScan
Source command line interface, see HCL AppScan Source system requirements. At this page, select the tab for the version of AppScan
Source that
you are using - and then select the AppScan
Source
component that you are using. If AppScan
Source
supports opening and scanning files from other development environments, that support is listed
in the Compilers and Languages section of the Supported
Software tab.