Antepedia Reporter ®

Antepedia Reporter
Detection and reporting of open source made easy!
Antepedia Reporter is a tool that allows your developers, project managers, or legal advisors to create reports about the open source components in your code base or file system.

Antepedia Reporter provides an intuitive and user friendly interface, which eases the detection, the analysis, and the audit of open source files.

Antepedia Reporter helps you to:
  • Execute precise license compliance audit and Intellectual property (IP) rights management.
  • Generate periodic Bill-of-Materials (BOM) reports.
  • Improve collaboration between developers, project managers, and the legal department of your organization.
  • Enforce your license compliance rules
  • Keep up to date with security vulnerabilities
  • Follow every new release of your third-party software
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Download from download.antelink.com
A simple standalone Java™ application: launch the jar file and you are ready to go.
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Enter your Antepedia authentication key
Get an authentication key from https://my.antepedia.com
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Launch the open source analysis
Select the directory you wish to scan.
Each open source file will show up upon detection!
Using Antepedia Reporter is quick and easy
You just need an Antepedia account (register at my.antepedia.com) and the Antepedia Reporter itself (download it from download.antelink.com). It gives you full access to our Open Source Knowledge Base. Since it's a Java™ application, it will work on Windows™, Linux™, or Mac™. To install Antepedia Reporter follow the instructions on the left.
Leverage your software assets
Know what is in your code!
Knowing where your open source components come from means:
  • Reducing operation loss over your critical applications, thanks to a better management of version updates (bug corrections, security flaws, etc.)
  • Avoiding late charges and budget-overrun at the end of your software project by preventing license compatibility issues.
The largest Knowledge Base of open source projects
Antepedia Reporter is based on the Antepedia Knowledge Base. This knowledge base has over 1,000,000 open source projects and more than 500,000,000 files downloaded from GoogleCode, SourceForge, Maven Central Repository, RubyForge and OW2. Antelink keeps improving this knowledge base to offer you a better service.
Secure and Safe
You don't have to worry about your files being uploaded to a server, or your data being transferred into a third party. Instead, Antepedia Reporter calculates a file fingerprint (SHA-1 hash) that is sent to our servers. This fingerprint characterizes your files without exposing their content. It's impossible to reverse engineer your file from this fingerprint.

The communication between your local installation of Antepedia Reporter and our servers proceeds through a secured link. Antepedia Reporter transfers each bit using a secure HTTPS communication protocol. No third party can intercept your data.
How the open source scan works
Select a directory in your file system and the Antepedia Reporter:
  1. Walks through your directory tree.
  2. Scans and calculates a unique fingerprint for each file (source code, resources, libraries, dependency).
  3. Queries the Antepedia knowledge base.
  4. Finally, generates a report that can be exported as a CSV or HTML file
The report will contain data about the open source files present in the scanned directory. Antepedia reporter detection open source

How Antepedia Reporter works  

Use cases

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