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Note
Selecting the option to persist credentials in Eclipse secure storage will reuse your credentials after a
restart. If this is not selected you will need to reenter your credentials after a restart.
Application Name
The Application Name is the application which has been configured in the CLM server for you.
This should match the common name you associate with the application. If you don’t see a name
you recognize, contact your Sonatype CLM Administrator.
Note
The drop down will display a list of all available applications after pressing the Refresh button.
Additional Maven Scopes
The compile and runtime scopes will always be considered. Additional scopes (provided, test, and
system) you would like CLM to include can also be selected.
Assigned vs. Unassigned Content
After selecting an application name that represents a collection of policies configured in your CLM
server, you can determine the Eclipse projects that should be analyzed. The list on the left titled
Unassigned content contains all projects in your current Eclipse workspace that have not been
assigned to a Sonatype CLM Application. Select a project from that list and add it to the Assigned
content list on the right by clicking the Add button. This will add the project to the component
analysis via the CLM server. In order to perform an analysis, the project needs to be open. To
select multiple projects use the Shift and Control keys, and then click the Add button. The Add All,
Remove and Remove All buttons help you to control the projects to analyze for different analysis
sessions.
Note
Projects can, at most, be assigned to a single application.
With a finished selection of the projects you want to analyze, press the Finish button and wait for the
component list to be displayed in the view. Section 16.3 documents how to inspect the results of the
analysis and further features available from this information.