Can't get EAUT.org example translator to work

[Ben Kudria]

Hi,

I run my own OpenID provider (for only myself) [1] , using PHPMyID
[2]. It works great.

I'm also hosting an EAUT translation XRDS. [3] I set a X-XRDS-
Location header at http://kudria.net , pointing to the XRDS file.
However, the example translator at EAUT.org doesn't seem to read the
header (or the HTML meta tag) and use that schema - it instead falls
back to EmailToID [4] (which is good, but I want to use my own
translator).

What am I doing incorrectly? Any help appreciated!

1: http://ben.kudria.net
2: http://siege.org/projects/phpMyID/
3: http://kudria.net/eaut.xrdf
4: http://eaut.org/example/?email=ben%40kudria.net

[David Fuelling]

It looks like your XRDS file is malformed.  There seems to be an errant </service> tag on line 5.  Also, I'm not 100% sure, but I seem to recall  reading somewhere that you can't have two <xrds> tags in the same file.  You should have only one <XRDS> with multiple service elements defined.

Have a look at this XRDS, which works (though it's probably not as complete as it could be since it lacks much of the XRDS namespace info):  http://www.sappenin.com/xrds

David

[Ben Kudria]

On Jul 22, 5:36 pm, "David Fuelling" <sappe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It looks like your XRDS file is malformed.  There seems to be an errant
> </service> tag on line 5.  Also, I'm not 100% sure, but I seem to recall
> reading somewhere that you can't have two <xrds> tags in the same file.  You
> should have only one <XRDS> with multiple service elements defined.

Aha - you're right. I had copied and pasted the example from the
Vidoop blog post, and I forgot to remove the pasted copy. I've fixed
everything, and now it all works beautifully. Thanks a lot!

Ben Kudria