Comments on JMPInline: DotNetOpenAuth v3.4 now available

Hi Dawie, Facebook is not an OpenID Provider, so ...

2010-04-29T06:31:02.242-07:00

Hi Dawie,

Facebook is not an OpenID Provider, so DotNetOpenAuth cannot log Facebook users into third party web sites.

Andrew.. I am enjoying the dotnetopenauth work qui...

2010-03-30T12:11:53.712-07:00

Andrew.. I am enjoying the dotnetopenauth work quite a bit and I think as for google and yahoo I have it licked.

Now .. the question, facebook claims to be an openid vendor.. the rich user interaction one can glean from facebook connect is of interest to me. Any guidance out there on a facebook implementation using .net. I think the key issue is the wiring up of the post-authorize

carl, Yes, there's a long thread about SSO work h...

2010-03-21T15:16:22.018-07:00

carl,

Yes, there's a long thread about SSO work here:

http://groups.google.com/group/dotnetopenid/browse_thread/thread/b5ee2dff47d0c1a0/a062c35c87a12665?q=sso&lnk=ol&

The new SSO samples largely came out of this discussion.

Are their more documentation (or mail list threads...

2010-03-18T05:17:00.646-07:00

Are their more documentation (or mail list threads or whatever) on the web sso stuff?

Shay, The fix for the signing issue is not yet av...

2010-03-14T15:33:27.963-07:00

Shay,

The fix for the signing issue is not yet available in a public release. But v3.4.2, and any future version of v3.3.x will have the fix.

"has been fixed for future releases." I didn't un...

2010-03-09T22:37:20.900-08:00

"has been fixed for future releases."

I didn't understand if the fix is in 3.4.1 or will be in future release.
I don't see it in the roadmap of 3.4.2 nor 3.5 so I'm assuming that you think this is resolved.

The official sr resource in the bin folder is not singed, but I found that the same dll is also in some samples bin folder. I tried

Shay, Thanks for the report and for filing the bu...

2010-03-09T21:02:14.267-08:00

Shay,

Thanks for the report and for filing the bug. It turns out this is is a duplicate bug, and has been fixed for future releases.

Hi, It seem that the DotNetOpenAuth.resources und...

2010-02-26T08:12:37.950-08:00

Hi,

It seem that the DotNetOpenAuth.resources under the sr is only delay signed. it has been this way since this assembly has been added.

You can make a little experiment by trying to install the assembly into the GAC. You will get:
Failure adding assembly to the cache: Strong name signature could not be verifie
d. Was the assembly built delay-signed?

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Hi mjwills, A site can certainly be an RP and OP a...

2010-02-17T23:49:40.703-08:00

Hi mjwills,
A site can certainly be an RP and OP at once. And DotNetOpenAuth doesn't do anything to stop you, although as you say, there are no samples of it doing this. Please send details to dotnetopenid@googlegroups.com for more help.

Nice work! One thing I have been trying to get is...

2010-02-09T21:22:22.068-08:00

Nice work!

One thing I have been trying to get is a website that functions both as a OpenID provider and relying party. I see in 3.4 there are samples for the two separately, and I have attempted to merge the two code bases and configs etc into a single website to no avail.

Is what I am attempting even possible? Or does OpenID, by its very nature, require providers and