Category Archives: DotNetOpenAuth
DotNetOpenAuth v4.0 beta published to NuGet
DotNetOpenAuth v4.0 beta published to NuGet. OAuth2 distributed separately, soon. Update: Please read the beta release notes for this beta release. A full review of what’s new in v4.0 is currently being prepared however if you would like to check it out in … Continue reading
DotNetOpenAuth: Debugging and Tracing OpenID and OAuth on ASP.NET (or MVC) using Glimpse
Synopsis: Understanding exactly what is happening under the hood when it comes to working with OpenID and OAuth can be challenging even for the seasoned IDM developer. What I have found to help, is being able to see the communications between all the p… Continue reading
DotNetOpenAuth v3.4.4 released
DotNetOpenAuth v3.4.4 released yesterday. You can download it free now. So what’s new about it? Overall: Upgraded to latest Code Contracts version. RP/OP:Improved avoidance some unhandled VerificationExceptions that could be thrown on partial trust hosts due to a bug in … Continue reading
DotNetOpenAuth v3.4.3 released
DotNetOpenAuth has just seen a minor release to v3.4.3. Fixes center around corner case interoperability issues that cause a very small percentage (<0.5%) of OpenID users to be unable to log into your relying party web sites. A few other random … Continue reading
Using DotNetOpenAuth with Root/Domain Level URL Rewriting
DotNetOpenAuth user Sean Lynch has just blogged about a recent a challenge he has overcome when using DotNetOpenAuth on applications that utilise domain level URL Rewriting/Domain Redirection. Sean writes; The problem that came from this setup was that DotNetOpenAuth determined … Continue reading
DotNetOpenAuth v3.4 now available
You can go download DotNetOpenAuth v3.4 today. Highlights of the new version include: Support for Google Apps for Domains issued OpenIDs. This required special work since Google has their own flavor of OpenID discovery that had to be supported … Continue reading
Rest in peace, ExtremeSwank OpenID and OAuth
ExtremeSwankOpenID and ExtremeSwankOAuth, both libraries authored by John Ehn, have been discontinued according to the project sites respective home pages which have a new note that reads: “Note: This … Consumer is no longer in development.” Ext… Continue reading
DotNetOpenAuth v3.3 is released
It’s been nearly six months since v3.2 was released. So what’s in v3.3 that took so long to bake? Well, a lot of it was waiting for and getting used to Code Contracts to mature enough to bet on the technology. The most exciting changes thou… Continue reading
Feedback requested: New OpenID RP login UX prototype
Demo of Prototype http://openidux.dotnetopenauth.net/ Design considerations The DNOA login UX design document contains the design spec, and some of the reasoning that went into that design. One high-level goal of all this work is to produce a set of HTML, … Continue reading
DotNetOpenAuth announces support for the US Government ICAM OpenID Profile
The Open Identity Initiative seeks to leverage existing industry credentials for Federal use. The Initiative approves credentials for government use through our Trust Framework Providers who assess industry Identity Providers (IDPs). The Trust Framework Provider Adoption Process outlines the process … Continue reading
