Security for Java - 1.7
Description
The Security for Java extension automatically generates JEE specific bytecode (also known as “CASTIL”) for the User Input Security feature that is part of CAST Imaging. The bytecode is generated during an analysis and is then stored in the Large Intermediate Storage Area (LISA).
Transactions
Transaction support is derived from metamodel concepts used to build CAST Imaging Blueprint and structural transaction flows. Entry Points start transactions; Exit Points include both output/boundary concepts and Data Entities manipulated by transactions.
| Role | Support | Breakdown |
|---|---|---|
| Entry Point | No direct concept type details | |
| Exit Point | No direct concept type details |
Data version: 1.7.2-funcrel
ISO 5055 Structural Rules
Quality support is based on ISO 5055 structural rules available for the selected extension version. Counts are grouped by ISO 5055 characteristic.
| Reliability | Maintainability | Security | Performance Efficiency |
|---|---|---|---|
Data version: 1.7.2-funcrel
Prerequisites
- RAM: CAST highly recommends that the node is configured with at least 32GB of RAM to ensure best performance during an analysis. In addition, you should ensure that the node is not running any other unrelated processes when running the Security Analyzer analysis.
Configuration
There is nothing to configure - if the extension is installed then it will be used to generate the bytecode required by the User Input Security feature.