You can access the Application Composition Report in your IQ Server in two ways:
When you log into the IQ Server the Dashboard is displayed by default.
Click the Reports icon 
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If multiple applications have been scanned, you will see all of them here.
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You will need to be a member of at least the developer group for the application you wish to see a report for. |
You will notice, that there are several columns:
Links to the parent organization for the corresponding application.
To access the Application Composition Report, click the Violation Summary for the corresponding application and stage.
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By default this view will be sorted alphabetically by the application name. In addition to the filter, you can also click on the application or organization columns to sort alphabetically ascending/descending. |
The Organization & Policies area is where you manage policy for IQ Server. You can access an Application Composition Report for a selected application from the Actions menu as shown in the figure below. The most recent report is available for the different stage(s) at which the application has been evaluated:
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If you use the Nexus IQ CLI and don’t specify a stage, it will default to Build. When your evaluation completes and the report is uploaded, it is accessible using the View build report action on the Actions menu. |
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Reports can also be accessed via enforcement point tools for CI and the repository manager. However, in each of the tools, they will connect to the IQ Server. |
