File menu
Used for creating, opening, and saving scans.
Command |
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New |
Create a new scan. |
New Scan from current configuration |
Close the current scan, and create a new scan with the same configuration. |
Open... |
Open a saved scan (.scan) or scan
template (.scant). Tip: You can also open these files by
dragging and dropping from the folder to AppScan. |
Import > Explore Data |
Load a manual explore file. Supported formats are EXD, HAR, DAST.CONFIG and CONFIG.
Note: Externally generated HAR (HTTP Archive) files v1 and v2 are
supported. |
Import > Cross Scan Data |
If specific issues have been defined as Noise (False Positives) on a different workstation and exported, you can import this information for use in scans run on your workstation, so that these issues will not be included in the scan results. |
Recent scans |
Open one of your recently closed scans from a list. |
Recent templates |
Open one of your recently closed templates from a list. |
Close |
Close the current scan or configuration, without opening the Scan Configuration wizard. |
Save scan |
Save the current scan or scan template. |
Save scan as... |
Save the current scan with a new name. |
Save as template... |
Save the current scan configuration as a template file (.scant). |
Export > Scan Results as XML |
Export the complete scan results as an XML file for use with AppScan Enterprise. There are two
options, depending on your version of AppScan Enterprise:
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Export > Recorded Manual Explore |
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Export > Scan Results as DB |
Export the complete scan results as a relational database. The database option exports the results into a Firebird database structure. This is open source, and follows ODBC and JDBC standards. |
Export > Cross scan data to XML |
If you have defined specific issues as Noise (False Positive), you can export this information for use in scans run on other workstations. (You do not need to do this on your own workstation as the information is automatically saved and applied to future scans.) |
Exit |
Exit AppScan. |