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SCA failed to scan WSDL files

Samir Kabiraj
 

Even though it shows the WDL files in the list of qs-sca-scanned-code-files actually it fails to scan the WSDL files. This is failing on a server set up fusing a Jenkins pipeline. Every other extensions are working properly including XML using the same pipeline. We tested it on a separate desktop machine where it scans and reports the findings properly. 

When we renamed one of the WSDL files as XML it worked.  

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    You can tell SCA to treat the WSDL files as XML by entering the correlation in the properties file.

    The properties files are located in the <sca_install_dir>/Core/config directory. Look for the fortify-sca.properties file.

    In the properties file, each property consists of a pair of strings: the first string is the property name and the second string is the property value.

    com.fortify.sca.fileextensions.htm=HTML

    As shown above, the property sets the translation to use for .htm files. The property name is com.fortify.sca.fileextensions.htm and the value is set to HTML.

    www.microfocus.com/.../index.htm

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