Hmmm
That's a good question. The reason we put openid.* in the request and
response is that there may be other applications sharing the same
request/response. If so, it would be more consistent if we put openid.*
prefix to the keys of the direct response as well...
Is it just an oversight, or did it have a good reason for it?
=nat
(2010/02/01 13:49), nara hideki wrote:
Hello all,
I'm thinking of the good reason why "openid." name space to keys of
Key-Value Form Encoding used for direct responses is dropped.
I think that we MAY use "openid." name space.
I'm very happy if someone give me a good cue to understand the reason.
Thanks in advance.
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