Trace the Path Between Two Objects
Use Path Finder to find all call paths — or the shortest path — between any two objects.
Before you start
| Who this is for | Developer |
| Role required | Viewer or higher |
| Prerequisites | Application imported; both source and target objects visible at Objects level |
Step 1: Right-click the source object
At Objects level, right-click the object you want to start from and select Path Finder.
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Step 2: Select the target object
A dialog asks you to select the target object. Use the search to find it.
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Step 3: Read the results
The view shows all paths from the source to the target. Each path is displayed as a series of connected objects.
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Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Shortest path only | Show only the path with the fewest steps |
| Filter by link type | Limit paths to specific link types (calls, accesses, etc.) |
| Filter by technology | Limit paths to objects of a specific technology |
Difference from similar features
| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| Path Finder | All paths or shortest path between two objects, using any link type |
| Highlight Path | Highlights paths between two selected objects based on callee links only |
| Call Hierarchy | Tree view of all callers or callees of one object |
| Start/End Points | Identifies the entry point and exit point of the current view |
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