EastMedia (my company) built an OSS reference implementation in Ruby (and Rails) for VeriSign. You can see it running at http://pip.verisignlabs.com./ This project also helped sponsor some of the development of the well-known Ruby Web server Mongrel (http://mongrel.rubyforge.org), and the app underwent a non-trivial amount of security and performance testing. The application was released into OSS via the Apache Heraldry project in the fall of 2006.
We also built a Rails plugin so you can OpenID-enable your own applications.
If Ruby/Rails isn't your thing, JanRain builds excellent OpenID libraries in many popular languages, specifically to make it easy to implement your own apps without worrying about the implementation requirements of the wire protocol.
More info is available at:
Rails OpenID Server: http://identity.eastmedia.com/identity/show/Rails+ OpenID+Server
Rails Consumer Plugin: http://identity.eastmedia.com/identity/show/Consum er+Plugin
More Info: http://identity.eastmedia.com/
Matt
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EastMedia (my company) built an OSS reference implementation in Ruby (and Rails) for VeriSign. You can see it running at http://pip.verisignlabs.com./ This project also helped sponsor some of the development of the well-known Ruby Web server Mongrel (http://mongrel.rubyforge.org), and the app underwent a non-trivial amount of security and performance testing. The application was released into OSS via the Apache Heraldry project in the fall of 2006. We also built a Rails plugin so you can OpenID-enable your own applications. If Ruby/Rails isn't your thing, JanRain builds excellent OpenID libraries in many popular languages, specifically to make it easy to implement your own apps without worrying about the implementation requirements of the wire protocol. More info is available at: Rails OpenID Server: http://identity.eastmedia.com/identity/show/Rails+ OpenID+Server
Rails Consumer Plugin: http://identity.eastmedia.com/identity/show/Consum er+Plugin
More Info: http://identity.eastmedia.com/
Matt