As part of Structure101 it is possible to output the structure spec to an image file and the violations to an xml file.

Example XML file to perform the operation:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<headless version="1.0">
    <operations>
        <operation type="report-spec">
        	<argument name="output-file" value="c:/abc/report-xs.xml"/>
		<argument name="identifier-on-violation" value="build unstable"/>
        </operation>
    </operations>
    <arguments>
        <argument name="local-project" value="C:\Documents and Settings\user\project.java.hsp">
            <override attribute="classpath" value="C:\classes-to-parse"/>
        </argument>
    <argument project="project-with-diagrams-in-repository"/>
        <argument repository="path-to-repository"/>
    </arguments>
</headless>    
   

Available arguments include:

Argument	Required	Description
local-project	no	See project-spec.
output-file	no	File to which violations to the structure spec are written in XML format. An image representing the state of the Structure Spec is written into the same directory. This argument can be a relative or absolute path.
project	yes	project with a structure spec in repository.
repository	yes	The path to the Structure101 Studio repository root directory, e.g. c:/repository, /home/usr/x/repository, or, if remote, http://<servernameorip><:portno>/s101cpp/data.
identifier-on-violation	no	It can take any text. If this value is set to a text string then that text will be present in console output if a violation is found. This feature can be used in conjunction with Hudson or Jenkins (Textfinder plugin) to make the build unstable.
useProjectFileSpec	no	If set to true then the structure spec in the specified project file is used instead of the repository structure spec. Default value is false.
detailed	no	If detailed is set to “true”, then the list of elemental (lowest level) violations will be saved to output. If false violations will rolled up to the relevant cell level, e.g. package-to-package. Default value is false.
check-unassociated	no	If true and onlyNew is also set to true then it will check the baseline before reporting an item as unassociated otherwise it will report all unassociated items in the Structure Spec.

Important: Requires a valid license file in the current directory with a build license, or the -licensedirectory parameter to be set.