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I'm using NerdDinner 2.0 as a base for learning DotNetOpenAuth. Great project BTW. I have it working using a DotNetOpenAuth DLL built on runtime version v2.0.50727 (came with the project). I would like to upgrade to a DotNetOpenAuth DLL built on runtime version v4.0.20926 but I get the following compile time error in the AuthController.cs file...

HttpRequestInfo clientResponseInfo = new HttpRequestInfo("GET", auth, auth.PathAndQuery, headers, null);

Exception:

DotNetOpenAuth.Messaging.HttpRequestInfo does not contain a constructor that takes 5 arguments.

Obviously I do not know what the code equivalent is in v4.0.20926. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Spontifixus
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Try replacing this with:

HttpRequestBase clientResponesInfo = HttpRequestInfo.Create("GET", auth, headers, null);
Andrew Arnott
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  • Thanks for your response Andrew. I wound up doing this...hope it's correct. HttpRequestBase clientResponseInfo = HttpRequestInfo.Create("GET", auth, headers:headers, inputStream:null); Now, i get an error on this line... response = RelyingParty.GetResponse(clientResponseInfo); The error is... cannot convert from 'System.Web.HttpRequestBase' to 'DotNetOpenAuth.Messaging.HttpRequestInfo' – Rick Stickles Oct 01 '12 at 14:12
  • @RickStickles, I'd be very interested to see the exception callstack of the "cannot convert" error you mentioned in your comment. Can you http://pastebin.com/ it and send me a link? – Andrew Arnott Oct 08 '12 at 14:55
  • Sorry Andrew but I switched over to the latest version of NerdDinner and I no longer have the issue. I was using ND 2.0 when I had the problem. – Rick Stickles Oct 09 '12 at 15:59