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This interface is defined in this package:
But you only need to implement this specific interface if you're using the OpenID+OAuth hybrid extension atop OpenID. Otherwise, you can probably reduce it to just implementing the IConsumerTokenManager interface.
On Monday, May 21, 2012, Renato Lima wrote:
Hi folks,I am trying to follow a little tutorial to build my own service provider using DotNetOpenAuth (as you can see here: http://yhoo.it/J8YC31)But I could not find the IOpenIdOAuthTokenManager interface. There is another one to replace it? Or should I use the old version (3.4) instead?PS.: I am using the latest lib version (4.0.2) from nugetThanks in advance.--
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