Hi Marc,
Yes, Fossology will open all compressed files (zip, tgz, jar, etc.) and
scan the contents.
This is done recursively, so that a jar in a zip is also opened and its
contents scanned.
On 12/10/2018 16:56, [email protected] wrote:
I am trying to run software packages/components through fossology. If
i zip the package folder (with the jar file inside), will this
successfully test all of the classes inside?
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Nicolas Toussaint
OAB - Orange Applications for Business - Lyon
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