For those wanting INSTANT fixed server.

[Taaltos]

Here's a "simple" sample of code for building an OpenID Provider / Server.

public class SampleServer
{
// instantiate a ServerManager object
public ServerManager manager = new ServerManager();

public SampleServer()
{
manager.setOPEndpointUrl("Http://my.openidprovider.com/server");
}

public String processRequest(HttpServletRequest httpReq,
HttpServletResponse httpResp)
throws Exception
{
// extract the parameters from the request
ParameterList request = new ParameterList(httpReq.getParameterMap());

String mode = request.hasParameter("openid.mode") ?
request.getParameterValue("openid.mode") : null;

Message response;
String responseText;

if ("associate".equals(mode))
{
// --- process an association request ---
response = manager.associationResponse(request);
responseText = response.keyValueFormEncoding();
}
else if ("checkid_setup".equals(mode)
|| "checkid_immediate".equals(mode))
{
// interact with the user and obtain data needed to continue
List userData = userInteraction(request);

String userSelectedId = (String) userData.get(0);
String userSelectedClaimedId = (String) userData.get(1);
Boolean authenticatedAndApproved = (Boolean) userData.get(2);

// --- process an authentication request ---
response = manager.authResponse(request,
userSelectedId,
userSelectedClaimedId,
authenticatedAndApproved.booleanValue());

if (response instanceof DirectError)
return directResponse(httpResp, response.keyValueFormEncoding());
else
{
// caller will need to decide which of the following to use:

// option1: GET HTTP-redirect to the return_to URL
return response.getDestinationUrl(true);

// option2: HTML FORM Redirection
//RequestDispatcher dispatcher =
// getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("formredi rection.jsp");
//httpReq.setAttribute("prameterMap", response.getParameterMap());
//httpReq.setAttribute("destinationUrl", response.getDestinationUrl(false));
//dispatcher.forward(request, response);
//return null;
}
}
else if ("check_authentication".equals(mode))
{
// --- processing a verification request ---
response = manager.verify(request);
responseText = response.keyValueFormEncoding();
}
else
{
// --- error response ---
response = DirectError.createDirectError("Unknown request");
responseText = response.keyValueFormEncoding();
}

// return the result to the user
return responseText;
}

private List userInteraction(ParameterList request) throws ServerException
{
throw new ServerException("User-interaction not implemented.");
}

private String directResponse(HttpServletResponse httpResp, String response)
throws IOException
{
ServletOutputStream os = httpResp.getOutputStream();
os.write(response.getBytes());
os.close();

return null;
}
}






So yeah.

[Philote]

Yeah, that's what I was saying in another thread. With the amount of error checking that coding requires, mistakes are bound to happen. Let the dust settle before you get upset about it. 4-7 days from launch, however? Go ahead and complain until you're blue in the face. Their "grace period" has pretty much expired at that point.

[MrTexas]

cliff notes pls.

[Taaltos]

Yeah, that's what I was saying in another thread. With the amount of error checking that coding requires, mistakes are bound to happen. Let the dust settle before you get upset about it. 4-7 days from launch, however? Go ahead and complain until you're blue in the face. Their "grace period" has pretty much expired at that point.

I agree with ya on the 4-7. Although, I'm will to give them a bit longer, considering the ******** I endured with SimCity.

[Taaltos]

cliff notes pls.

Cliff Notes: That ****s a whole other language!