Application - Config - Analysis - Manual dependency configuration

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

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Available in v. ≥ 1.27.

Introduction

Dependencies are an important component of the CAST analysis process: they determine some client/client and client/server links between objects. For the vast majority of situations, dependencies are automatically configured by Console at Application level foreach technology and are configured between individual Analysis Units/groups of Analysis Units. You can find out more about them in Validate dependency configuration.

Sometimes, however, dependencies are not configured automatically by Console, particularly for languages managed via the Universal Analyzer - typically HTML5/JavaScript, SQL etc.) and this can sometimes lead to missing links and therefore issues with transactions and other analysis results produced by CAST. In this situation, during the analysis review and configuration (as explained in Application onboarding with Fast Scan - validate the results) dependencies may need to be created manually, however, this can be a time consuming process.

Application - Config - Analysis - Working with Execution Groups

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

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Summary: an explanation of Execution Groups and how they work. Available in v. ≥ 1.17.

Introduction

Execution Groups are an advanced level feature of Console that represent how auto-generated Analysis Units (i.e source code and configuration details) are analyzed. Depending on a variety of factors, multiple Analysis Units may be grouped together into one Execution Group, or one Execution Group may be created for each Analysis Unit.

Their objectives are as follows:

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Application - Config - Analysis - Manual dependency configuration

Introduction

Application - Config - Analysis - Working with Execution Groups

Introduction