ActiveXplorer 4.x .NET Assemblies Analysis 1.0

ActiveXplorer 4.x .NET Assemblies Analysis by BitShape is a Windows-based inspection tool that helps developers, testers, and IT auditors explore, document, and troubleshoot .NET assemblies alongside COM/ActiveX components. It provides a clear, unified view of metadata, structure, and dependencies, making it easier to understand third-party libraries, verify versions, and plan migrations.

Key capabilities:

• Assembly browser: Navigate namespaces, classes, interfaces, enums, methods, properties, events, attributes, and embedded resources. View the assembly manifest and key metadata at a glance.
• Dependency analysis: Identify referenced assemblies and type libraries, detect missing or mismatched dependencies, and surface potential runtime issues before deployment.
• Identity and version insight: Review strong-name details, public key tokens, culture, versioning, and file information to confirm build provenance and compatibility.
• Metadata visibility: Inspect custom attributes and method signatures; optionally examine Intermediate Language (IL) and tokens for deeper technical analysis.
• COM/ActiveX interop awareness: Report COM visibility, GUIDs, ProgIDs, and type library information to validate interoperability and registration expectations.
• Search and filtering: Quickly locate types and members by name, visibility, attribute, or other criteria to speed up audits and code reviews.
• Reporting: Export structured summaries for documentation, compliance reviews, or handoff to other teams using common formats.

ActiveXplorer 4.x .NET Assemblies Analysis supports .NET Framework assemblies (1.x through 4.x) on 32-bit and 64-bit Windows. It is well suited for dependency troubleshooting, API surface documentation, build verification, and modernization planning.

ActiveXplorer 4.x .NET Assemblies Analysis is developed by BitShape and is used by 6 users of Software Informer. The most popular version of this product among our users is 1.0.