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(Part 1 is here) The main part of the Openid support is in the controllers and in the view. Fortunately the heavy lifting has been done already, with a library called DotNetOpenId and sample code that started life in Rob Connery's storefront sample, and was worked on by my colleagues Howard Van Rooijen and Pete Worthington before I got ...

I am following up on my last post on Oxite by showing how to add OpenId login support to it. I won't finish this today. This first one will cover the repository changes needed. First, download the Oxite source and set up the database. From a database perspective, the table where user logins are stored is called oxite_user. In code this is ...

Today I am looking at  Oxite. Not this Oxite, but this Oxite. It’s a sample application on the ASP.NET MVC platform. It’s a blog engine, so it’s doubly interesting to me. New MVC blogging engines crop up on CodePlex every month or so (and I have contributed code to BlogSvc). Generally they pass without much (or any) notice.   Oxite, ...