DotNetOpenAuth

Nov 21, 2009 22:55

I've been looking at OpenID, and I'd like to start using it on one of my websites. In technical terms, I would be an RP (Relying Party), accepting logins from OPs (OpenID Providers). I've decided to use DotNetOpenAuth for this (formerly known as DotNetOpenID), so I've been trying to get some sample code working. This has turned out to be ( Read more... )

iis, sql, openid

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Thanks for the write-up ext_215878 November 24 2009, 17:16:55 UTC
Thanks for that great write-up, John. It's really supposed to work right out of the box, even on a private dev box with Visual Studio's personal web server (no public server and no IIS required). I don't know what the source of those issues were.

Also for the SQL Express issues, ugh. I wonder if it had to do with your upgrade. This again, is supposed to be completely painless. But I haven't tested with the Express SKUs, so maybe that's where the issues cropped up.

As for the .vsi suggestion, that's excellent! I'm still learning the ins and outs of project templates, and I had missed that feature. I've checked in a .vsi generation step to our build system so that the next project template ships as a VSI.

http://github.com/AArnott/dotnetopenid/commit/266ba24e03c2dd23ef4cafede0a76909456d3ee4

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