The Android App Analysis Query Language Online (AQL-Online) is a website implementation which functions as a frontend for AQL-WebServices. AQL-Queries can be formulated and send to an AQL-WebService, which in return replies an AQL-Answer, once its computation is done. Once the answer is available the website offers textual and graphical result representations to take a view at it.
- In order to work properly any AQL-Online website instance must be configured to access a running AQL-WebService,
- the host must support PHP,
- on the client side Javascript is required.
The AQL-Online website must be configured in order to be connected to an AQL-WebService.
The following parameters must be set up inside config.php
:
Parameter | Meaning |
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$host = "192.168.0.1"; |
The AQL-WebService host's ip. |
$port = "8080"; |
The AQL-WebService's port it is listening on. |
$webservice = "http://".$host.":".$port."/AQL-WebService"; |
Defines the complete domain of the webservice including subfolders. |
$interval = 10; |
By this parameter the polling-time in seconds can be specified. Once a query is issued the underlying AQL-WebServices is repeatedly polled to check if the requested answer is available. |
The AQL-Online website is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3 (see LICENSE).
Felix Pauck (FoelliX)
Paderborn University
fpauck@mail.uni-paderborn.de
http://www.FelixPauck.de
AQL-Online can be used as a frontend...
- for AQL-WebServices: https://github.com/FoelliX/AQL-WebService
- in CoDiDroid: https://github.com/FoelliX/CoDiDroid