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Using authlogic 2.1.3, and authlogic-oid 1.0.4 I receive the following error as soon as rails hits a controller making a request to an OpenID provider: uninitialized constant OpenIdAuthentication::InvalidOpenId I also have the following installed: rack-openid (0.2.1) ruby-openid (2.1.7) rails/open_id_authentication plugin Gems in environment.rb are configured as such: config.gem "authlogic" config.gem "authlogic-oid", :lib => "authlogic_openid" config.gem "ruby-openid", :lib => "openid" Any suggestions would be appreciated, thank you. rails/open_id_authentication plugin has been updated a few

I absolutely love StackOverflow's usage of OpenID for registration. How would I go about adding this to my site? It is PHP based. I went to openid.net and looked at the libraries there, but could find little in the way of documentation or examples. Yada This tutorial was helpful for a previous project I worked on using PHP and OpenID. It has an example app. http://devzone.zend.com/article/3581 (source: zend.com ) Documentation and examples . OpenID is great, but have one big disadvantage. Let's imagine that I'm having Google account and Yahoo account. I will login using Google and then I will

I am trying to figure out how to get DotNetOpenAuth( http://www.dotnetopenauth.net/ ) working in my webforms app I don't understand where to begin. I have an OpenIDSelector on my Login.aspx that lets you choose google or Yahoo. You can choose one, then a popup comes up, and lets you login. Once you login the program hangs because it is trying to do something with a database ??? Can't I just use some control(like the OpenIDSelector) and get back that the user was authenticated, get their ClaimedID and handle the rest myself? EDIT: Trying to get started with OpenID in Webforms? Go Here... https:

How would you design and implement OpenID components? (Was "How does OpenId work") I realize this question is somewhat of a duplicate , and yes, I have read the spec and the wikipedia article . After reading the materials mentioned above, I still don't have a complete picture in my head of how each step in the process is handled. Maybe what's missing is a good workflow diagram for how an implementation of OpenID works. I'm considering incorporating OpenID into one of my applications to accomodate a B2B single-sign-on scenario, and I will probably go with DotNetOpenID instead of trying to

I cannot find a complete example anywhere of a Spring Security Web App with Open Id registration similar to stackoverflows. I would say I'm pretty techy guy but I find Spring Security extremely intimidating with its weird Spring XML DSL. I have found bits and pieces of how one would do the good ole' stackoverflow registration using: Spring Security Open ID sample WAR Hillerts Blog 3 part blog posting Spring Security Official Doc on OpenId (the email attributes are wrong see next link) Stackoverflow posting about email attributes JQuery OpenId library for picking your OpenId provider

I'm building Pylons-based web application with RESTful API, which currently lacks any authentication. So I'm going to implement that and in order to avoid all the trouble and caution with storing user passwords, I'd like to use OpenID for authentication. What would be the best way to do this? Are these two things compatible? Are there existing REST APIs that use OpenID that I can take inspiration from? Pēteris Caune I've now spent some time researching the options and would like to summarize the findings. First, a little bit more context -- I develop and control both the service and API

Can you suggest some working example of it? I tried Authlogic and Devise withous success. UPDATE - June 2011 - I have been using the omniauth gem recently and I think it is a better solution than using the gems suggested in this answer. It works well with Devise and will give you everything you need in one gem. I created an engine that combines Devise and Omniauth and adds a controller to handle the callbacks. I have quite a few changes planned for the gem and right now I don't consider it a stable plugin, but you may be able to reuse some of the code in the gem: https://github.com/charlotte

I'm trying to decide how to allow users to register for my website... there's openID, clickpass, facebook connect, google friend connect, etc, or the good old fashioned in-house "enter a username, email, password, etc." Looking briefly at How to set-up OpenID it seems like a lot of work to get openID working. Does anyone have experience setting up a site for OpenID (or the others)? Also, does anyone know if these methods have a higher turnover rate of registration than the classic "inhouse" registration? For example.. if you allow both the in-house registration and openID, what percentage of