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How do I generate a report that has all the issues?

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I have a Fortify FPR scan file that I open in AWB. I want to generate a report that has all the instances of where the issues are found. When I generate a report it generates the report with the issues by type and their count and below the type I also get names and code snippets of some files where the issue was found. I want to generate s report which has names and code snippets from all files in which issues were found. Is there any way to do that?

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Spike Spiegel Avatar asked Oct 22 '15 18:10

Spike Spiegel


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The template files can be found in Core/config/reports of your fortify directory.

Copy DeveloperWorkbook.xml to a new file AllIssues.xml and near <title>Results Outline</title> edit limit="5" to limit="-1".

Then run:

ReportGenerator -template AllIssues.xml -format pdf -f output.pdf -source input.fpr
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Ed Griffin Avatar answered Sep 17 '22 22:09

Ed Griffin