We've used LinkedIn OAuth/Simple membership on MVC4 project, and it is working pretty.
But with inspecting new OWIN based ASP.NET MVC5 framework, we found there is no LinkedIn authentication feature. We could use Google,Facebook,Twitter and Microsoft live ID, but no LinkedIn.
Are there any kinds of simple ways to integrate the LinkedIn authentication into new OWIN/Katana/MVC5?
I have created providers for LinkedIn and Yahoo for use with OWIN. Please see the blog post at http://www.beabigrockstar.com/introducing-the-yahoo-linkedin-oauth-security-providers-for-owin/
LinkedIn is currently not there in the Katana builds. We do plan to add support for LinkedIn and you will be able to get it as a Nuget package.
I posted same question on Katana Project, and got an answer.
No immediate plans, but you might want to checkout this project:
https://github.com/auth0/auth0-aspnet-owin
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I have the following requirements:
Create a MVC site with Azure AD authentication.
Fetch lists from SharePointOnline/O365 which also uses the same Azure AD.
Fetch lists from SharePointOnline/O365 anonymously (is it even possible?)
Thanks to VS2015 the first step is trivial.
But how to authenticate the current user in SharePoint? User.Identity does not provide password, so I cannot use ClientContext.Credentials.
I heard there is some Token Provider but haven't found a working case yet. Can anyone help me out?
To get the list of SharePoint online from our MVC sites, you can consider using the Microsoft Graph REST API instead of CSOM.
You can refer here about the list operation of Microsoft Graph. However, since this API is in beta version, it is not recommend to use in the product version.
And you also can refer the link below to get started developing with Microsoft Graph:
App authentication with Microsoft Graph
I am currently working on a Grails application and we want users to be able to sign in with their Google accounts. I am currently exploring spring-security-core 1.2.7.3 in conjunction with spring-security-openid 1.0.4. I have followed many tutorials and the best one I have found so far is this one :
http://softwareengineering101.wordpress.com/2013/05/07/integrating-grails-2-with-spring-security-openidgoogle-single-sign-on/
Unfortunately I don't think this addresses signing in with a Google account, and rather using their openID to sign in.
Does anyone have examples or tutorials of grails projects that allow users to sign in with their Google accounts?
Peter Ledbrook created an app to submit talks for the Groovy & Grails eXchange conference in London, and it has support for Google logins. The source is here: https://github.com/pledbrook/talk-submissions
Look at the shiro ouath plugin. It has support for google oauth, and would let you authenticate using google accounts.
I want to integrate QBO and QBD in my rails 3.2 application that I am developing. Please help me how to integrate QBO and QBD API in my web application. I have tried http://developer.intuit.com and created application there. I have a consumer key and consumer secret also. Now i want to integrate these key to my web application how to do this? Any nice resources or gem...please help me!
Please refer:
https://developer.intuit.com/docs/0025_quickbooksapi/0010_getting_started
There are sample apps also available for .net and java. You can refer them for implementing the same logic in your application.
You can download sample apps from the GITHUB-
https://github.com/IntuitDeveloperRelations/IPP_Sample_Code
Set your keys in web.config and debug it for more information.
Steps to be followed:
1)Get the opened information for the user using SignIn with Intuit.
2) Then implement Connect to QuickBooks on your home page and redirect to your call back url. Create oauth session and redirect to OAUTH grant url.
3) On the OAUTh grant url page, call AUthorize url - https://workplace.intuit.com/Connect/Begin
4) You will then have the realm id and open id info. The Blue Dot menu will then load.
I published a two-part tutorial on getting started with QuickBooks integration inside of a Rails app using the Quickeeboks gem.
Update: I just added some more tutorials and screencasts demonstrating integrating a Rails app with the new version 3 QuickBooks API. The previously mentioned tutorial covers the version 2 API.
I am using quickeebook gem for quickbook integration. It supports lots of features but Quickbook::Online::Job model is not supported in quickeebook gem. Thats why I am searching for some alternatives.
For learning about quickeebook gem, follow : https://github.com/ruckus/quickeebooks
really nice place to integrate quickbook in rails 3 application
I'm wanting to create a website and have users log in to my site, etc. BUT I don't want to have to get them to create a username/password, etc. So I'll ask them to authenticate with their Facebook account (assuming they have one).
So I've had a look at the Authentication docs on Facebook and I'm wondering if
Does the Facebook C# SDK have any libraries/code that does a lot of this heavy lifting?
If so, any links to sample code I can see? I've tried having a look at the Samples folder in the source code .. but there's nothing that suggests this.
Cheers :)
Here's one example using MVC3 and the Facebook C# SDK library
I've tried a couple of ways (http://emmense.com/php-twitter/ and http://www.webmaster-source.com/2009/04/05/post-to-twitter-from-a-php-script/) to post updates to my twitter account but I am getting the response:
Basic authentication is not supported
I had a look at the twitter website and they said something about the new OAuth for authentication. Is this why my code isn't working?
Does anyone know of some PHP code that works?
This is correct. They recently adopted OAuth as their sole login platform for 3rd party apps as a security precaution.
Check out their developer area for examples:
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/w/page/22554657/OAuth-Examples
Basic auth is deprecated now. Check out this library https://github.com/abraham/twitteroauth for using OAuth in your application
It took me several hours to create this PHP script but it is working. Just make sure that your hosting company supports cURL. If you don't need the geo features you can cut them out.