Explore results in the Viewer

Task-oriented guides for exploring your analysis results interactively in the CAST Imaging Viewer

Overview

The Viewer (imaging-viewer) is the interactive route to your analysis results: it renders one application at a time as a navigable graph so you can trace structure, dependencies and call paths down to individual objects. The guides below are organized around what you are trying to do - choose the task that matches your goal.

What you need

The imaging-viewer component is optional and separately licensed, so it is not present in every deployment. It is included in installation scenarios S1, S2 and S3 - see CAST Imaging components and Choose your deployment.

Results reach the Viewer as part of the analysis: the job’s Upload stage ends with Upload to Viewer - see Run analysis. Once a deep analysis finishes, the application is ready to open with nothing further to do.

If you have not opened the Viewer before, Log in and navigate covers signing in, choosing an application and the results Welcome page.

Understand and investigate

Map your application’s structure: its components, dependencies, call paths, functional breakdown, and interactions with other applications.

Find specific objects, transactions, and data call graphs, and track what has changed between successive analyses.

Assess and plan

Surface structural quality flaws, outdated third-party components, environmental impact, and sensitive data.

Assess your application’s cloud readiness and plan modernization work using the Advisor for modernization.

Work faster and share

Use CAST Imaging’s AI-driven services to explain objects, summarise transactions, and document application behaviour.

Produce data exports and formatted documents, and annotate findings to share with your team.

Tailor how results are displayed - hide noise, rename items.

Looking for the interface itself?

These guides are organized by task, so a single guide may move between several parts of the interface. For a reference to the interface itself - what each panel holds, the view types, the graph controls and the per-user preferences - see CAST Imaging Viewer.