Learn how to configure the product. Before you scan, you must configure applications and projects. In addition, this section teaches you how to add existing applications and projects for scanning - and how to add files to projects.
Learn general information about the product. Learn how to install the product. It is recommended that these files reside in the same directory as the source code, since configuration information dependencies, compiler options, and so forth required to build the projects is very similar to that required for AppScan Source to scan them successfully.
Best practice includes managing these files with your source control system. The Application Discovery Assistant automates application setup for you, whereas the New Application Wizard allows you to add applications, guiding you through the configuration process. The wizard helps you manually create a project or add existing projects to an application. This section describes these two methods for adding application and basic configuration tasks. These instructions explain how to obtain and install the updates.
The procedure may vary for different versions. This importer identifies the location of Eclipse and the JRE. If the default Eclipse importer is unable to import your workspace, it may be necessary to create a new Eclipse importer.
After you add an application, you add projects to it. NET projects. Languages Supported. Prominent Clients. Available Devices. Company Size. Available Support. General Info. A free, powerful Java integrated development environment IDE for team specializing in Java development.
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This mode is most appropriate for rapid application evolution while debugging. Packaged archive deployment does not support incremental or automatic archive update. Deploying a project from the main toolbar. Deploying a project from the Servers view toolbar.
Deploying using the drag and drop method immediately adds the project to the server as exploded by default. You can change the default deployment mode of a project in the project preferences. Right-click the project, and select Properties from the menu. Expand MyEclipse, and select Server Deployment.
Using the Manage Deployments icon on the main toolbar allows you to view projects deployed to servers and add and remove deployed projects. You can also publish a selected server to sync all deployed projects. You can set up any number of deployments for a project to any number of servers. When adding projects to a server that uses a MyEclipse connector as opposed to a third-party connector , you can control the deployment mode, exploded or packaged. The icon beside the module indicates the deployment mode.
For example, indicates an exploded web module, and indicates a packaged web module. We encourage developers working on actively changing projects to stick to the exploded mode to make deploying and testing changes as they work faster and easier, but you can work with whatever kind of deployment you prefer. Before jumping to this section, be sure you have covered Section 5 and understand how deployments are handled in MyEclipse.
After your project is deployed to your application server, you need to make sure the application server is running and hosting your project web or enterprise application so you can connect to it and run it. You can manage your configured application servers from the toolbar or from the Servers view. Managing application server from the Servers view toolbar.
These controls give you the ability to Start, Stop and Restart the application server of your choosing. Any server run from MyEclipse displays its output directly in the Console view. From the Console view, you can monitor all output from the server error, logging, etc.
After your project has been deployed to an application server and that application server is running in Debug mode, you can place breakpoints directly in your project source files, and then exercise that application so those breakpoints are activated hit.
In the browser in the top center is running the application that, in this case, is about to post a new blog message. You can see below it, the PostDAO class is open. Also note the text that mentions the PostDAO. Assuming we want to debug this save operation, we set a breakpoint in the editor by double-clicking in the left hand margin.
You can see the breakpoint marker looks like a small sphere. After clicking Submit in the browser, MyEclipse executes up to the line where we set the breakpoint, and then pause execution of the application and opens the Debug perspective to dig into any and all runtime states of the application we want to inspect. In the screen above, you see we hit the set breakpoint. You can also see that we are inspecting the value of transientInstance and its Title and Content values match exactly what we typed into the form.
These are a few examples of how debugging works in MyEclipse. You can set more breakpoints, conditional breakpoints, watch expressions and more, but from this example you now know how to get started. This is done by adding facets to a project.
Facets are project and context-sensitive, meaning, not every capability can be added to every project. Some are intended only for Web projects, others work on any project. Additionally, some facets cannot be added to a project after other facets have already been added. In this case, those particular facets are disabled from the Project Facets menu. When adding most facets, you are prompted for additional metadata required to configure and install that feature for the given project.
For example, adding JavaServer Faces or Struts facets require that you let MyEclipse know where critical files for the particular framework reside in your project so it can provide additional tooling for them.
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