This article is part of a series called Setting up an Authorization Server with OpenIddict. The articles in this series will guide you through the...
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It would be nice to make a refresh for .Net8
Not really, all of this works in .NET 8, 9 and 10 as is. All of this tutorial worked for me with .NET 8 out-of-the-box. It should also work with ASP.NET Core 2.3 and .NET Framework 4.8, with a few easy adjustments here and there.
OpenIddict refreshes, however, could be a thing. Other than adjusting the casing for a few method names, IIRC all of this tutorial also works all the way up to the current latest version, OpenIddict 7.0.0.
It could use an NHibernate update, though, especially now that someone put out a library for that, here.
Nonetheless, this tutorial is by far the best one I have come across so far in order to get started with implementing an OpenID Connect server (to be a reliable IdP) and client. It is also very helpful even for those who are already experienced in the subject. Great stuff worth the time to spend on!
is it free for .net core 5
Yes
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but I can't seem to make it past the first part of the walkthrough. I created the app, but after the first round of modifications, when I should see "MVC is working", I still see "Hello World", and I can't seem to figure out why that is happening.
Hi Rob,
Not sure what's going wrong, but perhaps you are working on a different version of Dotnet. This tutorial is build with version 6. I haven't got around updating this tutorial yet.
No need to, Robin, it worked great for me with .NET 8 with no changes being required. Thanks for the great walkthrough!
Thanks for the compliment, good to hear it worked with .NET 8.
Great article, very helpful!
Really good article and examples. It saves me so much time.Thank for sharing.
If you use SqlServer like me, after each part don't forget to delete postman application row in db. It caused me get too many errors.