OpenID

This is one of the first implementation of OpenID auth framework in ColdFusion.

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OpenIDConsumer
Consumer library, v.0.2 from 8/05/2007
OpenIDServer
Server library, v.0.1.2 from 13/07/2007 (minor fix)

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OpenID is a decentralized system to verify one's online identity. While it is not intended to prevent spam or create a trust metric, it solves the single sign-on problem without relying on any centralized website to confirm digital identity. OpenID users identify themselves with a URI or XRI which they own, such as for a blog or a home page. Since OpenID is decentralized, any website can employ OpenID software as a way for users to sign in.

A usage example, in one sentence: When you post on a blog using OpenID, the blogger's site asks your OpenID provider to log you in; when your provider verifies you, you are guaranteed a unique identity without maintaining an account for that blog.

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	OpenID This is one of the first implementation of OpenID auth framework in ColdFusion. Download OpenIDConsumer Consumer library, v.0.2 from 8/05/2007 OpenIDServer Server library, v.0.1.2 from 13/07/2007 (minor fix) RIAForge Project has been mirrored with RIAForge, therefore you can use following tools for your feedback: Blog Forums Bugs tracker If you enjoy this product, please take a moment and make a donation to help support further development. Your donation will cover our hosting expenses (hardware, bandwidth, colocation fees) as well as pay our expenses when we have our team meetups. Even a little bit can go a long way!		OpenID is a decentralized system to verify one's online identity. While it is not intended to prevent spam or create a trust metric, it solves the single sign-on problem without relying on any centralized website to confirm digital identity. OpenID users identify themselves with a URI or XRI which they own, such as for a blog or a home page. Since OpenID is decentralized, any website can employ OpenID software as a way for users to sign in. A usage example, in one sentence: When you post on a blog using OpenID, the blogger's site asks your OpenID provider to log you in; when your provider verifies you, you are guaranteed a unique identity without maintaining an account for that blog. Source: Wikipedia