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Net::OpenID::ExtensionMessage(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation			Net::OpenID::ExtensionMessage(3pm)

NAME

       Net::OpenID::ExtensionMessage - Base class for extension messages

VERSION

       version 1.14

DESCRIPTION

       Instances of implementations of the interface provided by this package are returned from various methods in Net::OpenID::Extension
       implementations.

METHODS

   $emsg->extension_arguments
       Return a hashref that maps extension namespace aliases as defined in the corresponding Net::OpenID::Extension to hashrefs of key-value
       pairs for the arguments to include in that namespace.

perl v5.12.4							    2011-11-11					Net::OpenID::ExtensionMessage(3pm)

Net::OpenID::IndirectMessage(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation			 Net::OpenID::IndirectMessage(3pm)

NAME

       Net::OpenID::IndirectMessage - Class representing a collection of namespaced arguments

VERSION

       version 1.14

DESCRIPTION

       This class acts as an abstraction layer over a collection of flat URL arguments which supports namespaces as defined by the OpenID Auth 2.0
       specification.

       It also recognises when it is given OpenID 1.1 non-namespaced arguments and acts as if the relevant namespaces were present. In this case,
       it only supports the basic OpenID 1.1 arguments and the extension arguments for Simple Registration.

       This class can operate on a normal hashref, a CGI object, an Apache object, an Apache::Request object, an Apache2::Request object, a
       Plack::Request object, or an arbitrary "CODE" ref that takes a key name as its first parameter and returns a value.  However, if you use a
       coderef then extension arguments are not supported.

       If you pass in a hashref or a coderef it is your responsibility as the caller to check the HTTP request method and pass in the correct set
       of arguments.  For the other kinds of objects, this module will do the right thing automatically.

SYNOPSIS

	   use Net::OpenID::IndirectMessage;

	   # Pass in something suitable for the underlying flat dictionary.
	   # Will return an instance if the request arguments can be understood
	   # as a supported OpenID Message format.
	   # Will return undef if this doesn't seem to be an OpenID Auth message.
	   # Will croak if the $argumenty_thing is not of a suitable type.
	   my $args = Net::OpenID::IndirectMessage->new($argumenty_thing);

	   # Determine which protocol version the message is using.
	   # Currently this can be either 1 for 1.1 or 2 for 2.0.
	   # Expect larger numbers for other versions in future.
	   # Most callers don't really need to care about this.
	   my $version = $args->protocol_version();

	   # Get a core argument value ("openid.mode")
	   my $mode = $args->get("mode");

	   # Get an extension argument value
	   my $nickname = $args->get_ext("http://openid.net/extensions/sreg/1.1", "nickname");

	   # Get hashref of all arguments in a given namespace
	   my $sreg = $args->get_ext("http://openid.net/extensions/sreg/1.1");

       Most of the time callers won't need to use this class directly, but will instead access it through a Net::OpenID::Consumer instance.

perl v5.12.4							    2011-11-11					 Net::OpenID::IndirectMessage(3pm)