[OpenID] Google App Engine & python-openid

Martin Paljak martin at paljak.pri.ee
Fri Apr 11 11:49:33 UTC 2008


I don't mean google apps as their application package for domains. I'm  
talking about generic python/wsgi software that could play with all  
the features of OpenID like auth, sreg and ax if it was hosted in  
Google App Engine - http://appengine.google.com/

m.



On Apr 11, 2008, at 1:00 PM, Peter Williams wrote:
> See a previous offer. There is no critical reason to use proprietary  
> APIs.- at least for openid CCA/SSO.
>
> If you have a technical control over a domain name and are willing  
> to subscribe to Google Apps premium for a month (before you cancel  
> the subscription, else pay $50 pa), for 2.5 months I'll help add an  
> openid login to it -- one that (hopefully) anyone can use, with any  
> reasonably conforming OP.
>
> There are several parties now running outsourced IDPs, to Google  
> Apps RP sites. I happened to do with an OpenID IDP/OP.
> From: Martin Paljak
> Sent: Fri 4/11/2008 1:44 AM
> To: OpenID General
> Cc: discuss OpenID libraries and development
> Subject: [OpenID] Google App Engine & python-openid
>
> Hi all.
>
> Google App Engine definitely seems like a nice thing to play with when
> creating 'cool yet small' 'next big things' but it has one limitation:
> it is Google specific and the User API talks about Google accounts and
> e-mail addresses, no OpenID whatsoever.
>
> Does python-openid support GAE / does GAE support python-openid?
>
> Reading the web leaves me thinking that a special url loader for
> python-openid is needed as well as custom DB backend.
>
> Anyone working on this or has more insight - I'd love to hear about  
> it.
>
> Thanks,
> Martin
>
>
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