Google now allows people to be signed into multiple Google accounts at the same time. However, I don\'t think that Google accounts have their own unique OpenID identifier URLs (it\'s the same for ever
I\'ve been looking at refactoring my login controller for better code readability.In doing so, I came across the Programmatic OpenID Relying Party example that looks like this
I am using devise to login with omniauth, authid. When the user is logged in I get user_info: name: Riccardo Tacconi
I have a GWT application, where users can sign on with their Google Apps account (OpenID Login). Now I want to be able to know, if the user signed on is an admin for this domain.
I would like to enable users of my we application to be able to login and register easier without remembering their credentials.
I\'m new to java and trying to use openid4java for authentication. For some openid providers it works well (for example with yandex) but it fails with another (for example with google). When I\'m tryi
My app pulls info from my users\' Google Calendars. The users already have to login to my app, so they find it annoying that they have to \"Grant Access\" to their google account at least once per ses
What happens after authenticating using openid? In a simple case, the user-agent is redirected to OpenID provider(OP). After optionally login to the OP, the user-agent again returns back to consumer p
Me and some guys here are working on an start up. We are currently using Google OpenID API to manage registration and login to our app, but we want to migrate to a easier user registration model. And
I am developing an Android application which requires users to register and log on to a website and then use that registration information in an Android app. Should I be using oauth or openid or is th