View selector
The View Selector icons on the right-hand side of the toolbar toggle between the different result views.
When you select a different view in the View Selector, the information displayed in the Application Tree, Result List and Detail Pane changes. The three parts of the screen are summarized in the table following.
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Data view | Shows script parameters, interactive URLs, visited
URLs, broken links, filtered URLs, comments, JavaScripts and cookies
from the Explore stage. Application Tree: Complete application tree. Result List: Select a filter from the pop-up list at the top of the Result List, to determine which information is displayed. Detail Pane: Filtered list of: script parameters, interactive URLs, visited URLs, broken links, filtered URLs, comments, JavaScripts and cookies. Unlike the other two views, Application data view is available even if AppScan® has only completed the Explore stage. Use the pop-up list at the top of the Result list to filter the data. Keyboard shortcut: F2 |
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Issues view | Shows the actual issues discovered, from overview
level down to individual requests/responses. This is the default view. Application Tree: Complete application tree. Counters next to each item show the number of issues found for the item. Result List: Lists issues for the selected note in the application tree, and the severity of each issue. Detail Pane: Shows advisory, fix recommendations and request/response (including all variants used) for the issue selected in the Result List. Keyboard shortcut: F3 |
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Tasks view | Provides a To Do list of specific remediation
tasks to fix the issues found by the scan. Application Tree: Complete application tree. Counters next to each item show the number of fix recommendations for that item. Result List: Lists remediation tasks for the selected node in the application tree, and the priority of each task. Detail Pane: Shows details of the remediation task selected in the Result List, and all the issues that this remediation will solve. Keyboard shortcut: F4 |