Comments on JMPInline: VS2008 project template for OpenID and InfoCard re...

elRuLL, I've fixed it. Thanks for pointing it...

2011-11-02T20:59:02.418-07:00

elRuLL, I've fixed it. Thanks for pointing it out.

Hi, i am very interested in this project, i would ...

2011-11-02T18:01:39.486-07:00

Hi, i am very interested in this project, i would really like to see that code. Please the link isn't working, could you fix it?.

I'll really appreciate it.

PD: thanks for your work, u are one in a million.

Maxi Ng, Adding the dotnetopenauth.dll reference ...

2011-05-15T13:02:57.043-07:00

Maxi Ng,

Adding the dotnetopenauth.dll reference to your web site is the first step. You have to wire it up using either your code behind or an ASP.NET control, which is easy. These project templates are designed to get you going with a production-quality web site out of the gate, including database persistence and best practices. If you already have a database, adjust

Thank you, the template is great. While I am tryi...

2011-03-29T22:57:00.596-07:00

Thank you, the template is great.

While I am trying to understand how to leverage DNOA, I bump into a few problem.

I thought I was able to use DNOA just by adding reference to .dll. or is it?

Could you please give me some guideline on the template, thanks in advance.
1. Is RelyingPartyLogic handling only the persistent layer for managing token/secret?
2.

Hi Andres, Firstly amazing work by you ! Secondly ...

2011-01-27T12:55:32.884-08:00

Hi Andres,
Firstly amazing work by you !
Secondly I am trying to use open Auth for VS 2008 and not able to get the version required. In the website http://www.dotnetopenauth.net/ I foung 3.4.6 with some samples but they work for VS 2010. What would be the version for 2008? Can u please point me to the proper Version for 2008 and also the samples for 2008? Your help is greatly

Firstly, thank you for all your hard work on this....

2009-11-15T16:35:34.061-08:00

Firstly, thank you for all your hard work on this. I'm still trying to get my head around the OpenID thing, and hopefully this will make life easier.

Just as a suggestion, it might help to create a vsi file to distribute your template, as described here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms185314.aspx

I stupidly unzipped it at first, then spent ages trying to

Hi mjwills.work, That's a very interesting sc...

2009-10-27T16:30:15.555-08:00

Hi mjwills.work,

That's a very interesting scenario. It will work at any RP (RPXNow, DotNetOpenAuth, or other) until you click "Remember me" at Google while logging into a given RP. After which, Google will never intercept the login to the RP again, thereby not giving you the chance to choose to switch to G2.

At least from my testing just now that seems to

Lets say I have two Google accounts (G1 and G2). ...

2009-10-15T03:23:31.467-07:00

Lets say I have two Google accounts (G1 and G2).

I login to your sample website (running on my PC) as G1 and then logout again.

I now want to login as G2. SO I try and login again, but when I click Google on the sample website it logs me in automatically (without giving an opportunity to choose G2).

Is this an intrinsic limitation of OpenId (ala http://