I was able to do a working Net::OpenID::Consumer (now known as Relying Party) implementation surprisingly quickly. Never having looked at the stuff before, I think I had it working in about an hour. Nice.

Net::OpenID::Server however, is kicking my, well I'm having trouble and I'm not sure if it's because the doc is a bit thin and I'm missing a step or I'm doing the setup stage wrong. I'm using the same structure as POD synopsis. And in my setup step I've got a form POSTing back to the server with user-supplied identity information to validate.

In my logs I can see the POST is coming back to the server script with everything I *think* it's supposed to have. But the server is bailing on it, skipping its two primaries "setup" and "redirect" and therefore not running the is_identity or the is_trusted methods to use the POST data.

To make a long story short, and it's not too late for that, does anyone have a working example of a Net::OpenID::Server that you would share here? (I've looked around Google and some mailing lists and found nothing more concrete than the POD.)

In reply to Anyone have shareable code built with Net::OpenID::Server? by Anonymous Monk

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