Code Dx Available Plugins

Stay in your environment

It’s hard enough for developers and engineers to fix the vulnerabilities your security team finds, so why make them leave their development environment to do it?

In an effort to provide teams involved at every level of development with the tools they need to secure their applications as much as possible (without making more work for them), Code Dx, Inc. has made sure their products integrate with popular development environments. Now developers can stay in Eclipse to address vulnerabilities, rather than use the cumbersome, unfamiliar interfaces some other tools provide.

Need help? Check out the complete installation guide for all our plugins.

Plugin for Bamboo

Plugin for Bamboo

The Code Dx Bamboo plugin integrates the Bamboo continuous integration platform with your Code Dx server. It allows you to push build results to your Code Dx server as part of the build process.

A Code Dx project and an API key are required. The API key must have the create role for the project.

This section of the Plugins guide explains how to install and use the Bamboo plugin. For more information you may visit our GitHub Repository. This plugin is open source and we welcome community involvement.

Plugin for Eclipse IDE

Plugin for Eclipse IDE

The Code Dx Eclipse plugin streamlines the use of Code Dx within the Eclipse IDE. Developers can push out new builds for Code Dx analyses and the results can be viewed from within the IDE.

A Code Dx project is required. To allow users access to the project, they must be assigned to the project where the user roles are consistent with those within Code Dx.

This section of the Plugins guide explains how to install and use the Eclipse plugin. For more information you may visit The Official Eclipse Marketplace Page.

Eclipse Version Support: Neon or greater
Platform Support: Windows, Mac, Linux/GTK

Plugin for Jenkins

Plugin for Jenkins

The Code Dx Jenkins plugin integrates the Jenkins continuous integration platform with your Code Dx server. It allows you to push build results to your Code Dx server as part of the build process.

A Code Dx project and an API key are required. The API key must have the create role for the project.

This section of the Plugins guide explains how to install and use the Jenkins plugin. For more information you may visit the Official Code Dx Jenkins Wiki Page or our GitHub Repository. This plugin is open source and we welcome community involvement.

Plugin for TeamCity

Plugin for TeamCity

The Code Dx TeamCity plugin integrates the TeamCity continuous integration platform with your Code Dx server. It allows you to push build results to your Code Dx server as part of the build process.

A Code Dx project and an API key are required. The API key must have the create role for the project.

This section of the Plugins guide explains how to install and use the TeamCity plugin. For more information you may visit our GitHub Repository. This plugin is open source and we welcome community involvement.