SPanwar152813 (Community Member) asked a question.

I am scanning pom.xml which we had created for only deploying the latest libraries to the artifact server and I want to scan that pom.xml in Veracode. I am able to initialize the scan but the results are null,

i had setup srcclr plugin in my pom.xml but when I am running a command like mvn clean deploy com.srcclr:srcclr-maven-plugin:scan via jenkins it is showing no results, can someone please helpveracode-common_depen2veracode-Common_depen


EGertis462759 likes this.
  • Hello @SPanwar152813 (Community Member)​ ,

     

    First I would confirm that the Jenkin's plugin is properly configured by reviewing the Compilation Guide for Jenkins/Hudson Shell in our Help Center. If that is working correctly, then I would need to take a look at the Jenkin's file to see if I could spot any issues.

     

    Jason

    Veracode Support Engineer

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    • @SPanwar152813 (Community Member)​ ,

       

      It has been a few days, so I wanted to check in to see if the issue you posted about has been resolved.

       

      Jason

      Veracode Support Engineer

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  • EGertis462759 (Community Member)

    In the interim, you can catch the 3rd party flaws using SCA analysis. Then find the non-vulnerable library. Open eclipse. Click dependency hierarchy.

    Screen Shot 2021-06-15 at 10.09.40 AMUpgrade the version. Run mvn clean install (test the service). Send it back up to be scanned. Check the results of SCA.

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  • SPanwar152813 (Community Member)

    But the issue here is we are using one pom.xml file which consists of all the dependencies used in other microservices, and I need to scan all the dependencies in Veracode without downloading any of them. is there any way I can scan all the dependencies present in pom.xml as there is a single file, not any project?

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