Question

I have a ASP.Net 2.0 website that is currently using a custom MembershipProvider and the standard login control. I would like to replace the login control with the one from DotNetOpenId.

I override the ValidateUser which checks the username and password, but I shouldn't need to implement this when using OpenId.

Is it possible to use OpenId and still have the membership provider available to me to so that I can still use it to access the current logged in user?

Or is it the case the there is need for the using provider model anymore?

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Solution

There is no inbuilt provider available. But you can always implement your own provider.

Or you can check out this one available in codePlex.

OTHER TIPS

One web project template found at http://code.google.com/p/dotnet-membership-provider/ has a sample membership provider class that works with dotnetopenid, although you should probably do a review of it before using it in production... the last time I checked the source code it needed a bit of work.

This is the premier .NET OpenID library, by Andrew Arnott, MSFT employee: http://code.google.com/p/dotnetopenid/

Not sure about integration with Membership.

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