I’ve been working on tracking down different assemblies’ strong naming information this morning and I’ve decided that sn -T [assemblyname] is a big pain in the rear, so I threw together an app I’m sure is out there plentifully already yet I couldn’t be bothered to search for. If it’s out there, great. If it’s not, here you go.

This utility is a simple Windows forms app that allows you to drag a .NET assembly onto it and view the strong name information about it. You can copy/paste any of the information directly, plus I even threw in a little thing that will generate a sample binding redirect you can put in your app.config file.

I wouldn’t want them to just put this in the properties on the assembly or anything.

Download SNInfo 1.1.0.0725

Download SNInfo 1.1.0.0725 source

Version History:

• 1.1.0.0725:
  • Converted to .NET 2.0.
  • Added binding redirect generation (for easy copy/paste of binding redirect configuration).
• 1.0.2.1101:
  • Added main menu bar (thanks to James McShane for pushing this one over to me).
• 1.0.1.0:
  • First release.