This project contains a full implementation of an OpenID Connect Relying Party written in C#.
A Sample application has also been developed to test integration of this authentication mechanism into MVC .NET apps. The main configuration steps done within this sample app are the following:
- add the in
configSessionsthis line:
An example of configuration is the one present in the Web.config, here below:
<openid.authServices checkSslCertificate="false">
<signCertificate fileName="~/App_Data/OpenID.AuthServices.RP.Sign.pfx" />
<encCertificate fileName="~/App_Data/OpenID.AuthServices.RP.Enc.pfx" />
<openidProviders>
<add entityId="Google"
selfRegistration="false"
clientId="401966304375-rvft4r8u2gu33f8347irle15f49b03jd.apps.googleusercontent.com"
clientSecret="rfEgTtEg1zi-WxR6bvTyvApd"
opIssuer="https://accounts.google.com" />
<add entityId="OP1 test InAccademia"
selfRegistration="true"
opIssuer="https://op1.test.inacademia.org"
sign="true"
encrypt="true" />
<add entityId="Certification test suite"
selfRegistration="true"
opIssuer="https://localhost:8080/id/_/_/_/normal"
sign="true"
encrypt="true" />
</openidProviders>
</openid.authServices>
The library is well ahead in the process of certificating as an OpenID Connect RP with the official certification testing suite.
In the OIDC.Tests project all the tests implemented are present (with names and ID referring to certification test cases).
To configure .NET platform for testing (on Windows):
- register certificate.pfx in management console between personal certificates
- execute the following command to register ssl certificate for .NET https:
%systemroot%\system32\netsh http add urlacl url="https://127.0.0.1:8090/" user=Everyone
%systemroot%\system32\netsh http add sslcert ipport=127.0.0.1:8090 certhash=4bfc5563229b3b81eaf795b5afb3786a80dade61 appid={E71D1FC0-DCB8-418E-82D1-17C300EA2CC3}
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