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<a href="http://DotNetOpenId.googlecode.com">
<img runat="server" src="images/DotNetOpenId_tiny.gif" title="Jump to the project web site."
alt="DotNetOpenAuth" border='0' /></a>
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<h2>Classic ASP OpenID Relying Party</h2>
<p>Visit the <a href="MembersOnly.asp">Members Only</a> area. (This will trigger
a login demo). </p>
<h3>Required steps for this sample to work on your own machine:</h3>
<p>Although classic ASP cannot access .NET assemblies directly, it does know how to
call COM components. DotNetOpenAuth exposes a COM server to allow classic ASP
and other COM clients to utilize it for easy OpenID support. The DotNetOpenAuth.dll
assembly must be registered as a COM server on each development box and web server
in order for COM clients such as classic ASP to find it.</p>
<p>To register DotNetOpenAuth as a COM server, complete these steps.</p>
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<li>At an administrator command prompt, navigate to a directory where the DotNetOpenAuth
assembly is found.</li>
<li>Register DotNetOpenAuth as a COM server:<br />
<span class="command">%windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\RegAsm.exe
/tlb DotNetOpenAuth.dll</span></li>
<li>Install DotNetOpenAuth into the GAC. The gacutil.exe tool may be in an SDK
directory, which will be in your path if you opened a Visual Studio Command Prompt.<br />
<span class="command">gacutil.exe /i DotNetOpenAuth.dll</span></li>
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<p>Another thing to be aware of is that with classic ASP there is no Web.config
file in which to customize DotNetOpenAuth behavior. And the COM interfaces
that DotNetOpenAuth exposes are a very limited subset of full functionality
available to .NET clients. Please send feature requests to
<a href="mailto:DotNetOpenId@googlegroups.com">DotNetOpenId@googlegroups.com</a>.</p>
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