Interface AnalysisEngine

All Known Implementing Classes:
AbstractAnalysisEngine, ECJJavaSourceAnalysisEngine, EclipseJavaScriptAnalysisEngine, EclipseProjectAnalysisEngine, EclipseProjectSourceAnalysisEngine, EclipseWebAnalysisEngine, JavaScriptAnalysisEngine, JavaScriptAnalysisEngine.FieldBasedJavaScriptAnalysisEngine, JavaScriptAnalysisEngine.PropagationJavaScriptAnalysisEngine, JavaSourceAnalysisEngine, JDTJavaSourceAnalysisEngine
public interface AnalysisEngine

  • Method Details

    • setModuleFiles

      void setModuleFiles(Collection<? extends Module> moduleFiles)
      Specify the list of modules that should be analyzed. If an EARFile is included in the list, all of its contained modules should be examined. Multiple ear files can be specified for cross-app invocations, which will become increasingly common in the 5.1 release.
      Parameters:
      moduleFiles - A non-null Collection of module files: (EARFile, WARFile, ApplicationClientFile, EJBJarFile).

    • setJ2SELibraries

      void setJ2SELibraries(JarFile[] libs)
      Specify the jar files that represent the standard J2SE libraries
      Parameters:
      libs - an array of jar files; usually rt.jar for vanilla JDK core.jar, server.jar, and xml.jar for some WAS runtimes

    • setJ2SELibraries

      void setJ2SELibraries(Module[] libs)
      Specify the mdoules that represent the standard J2SE libraries
      Parameters:
      libs - an array of Modules; usually rt.jar for vanilla JDK core.jar, server.jar, and xml.jar for some WAS runtimes

    • setClosedWorld

      void setClosedWorld(boolean b)
      Specify whether the engine should or should not employ "closed-world" analysis.

      In a closed-world analysis, the engine considers only application client main methods and servlet entrypoints to the application.

      In an open-world analysis, the engine additionally considers all EJB local and remote interface methods as entrypoints.

      By default, this property is false; the default analysis is open-world

      Parameters:
      b - whether to use closed-world analysis

    • getDefaultOptions

      AnalysisOptions getDefaultOptions(Iterable<Entrypoint> entrypoints)
      Get the default analysis options appropriate for this engine