public RedirectResult RedirectToProvider(RedirectToProviderInputModel inputModel)
{
#region Input Model Validation
if (!ModelState.IsValid)
{
throw new ArgumentException(
"Some binding errors occured. This means at least one Request value (eg. form post or querystring parameter) provided is invalid. Generally, we need a ProviderName as a string.");
}
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(inputModel.ProviderName))
{
throw new ArgumentException(
"ProviderKey value missing. You need to supply a valid provider key so we know where to redirect the user Eg. google.");
}
Uri identifier = null;
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(inputModel.Identifier) &&
!Uri.TryCreate(inputModel.Identifier, UriKind.Absolute, out identifier))
{
throw new ArgumentException("The Identifier value [" + inputModel.Identifier +
"] is not a valid Uri. Please fix it up. eg. http://goto.some.website/authenticate/");
}
#endregion
// Grab the Provider.
var provider = GetAuthenticationProvider(inputModel.ProviderName);
// Most providers don't need any pre-setup crap, to redirect to authenticate.
// But of course, there's always one - OpenId. We have no idea WHERE we want to
// redirect to, so we need to do a particular check here.
// Of course, any value here could be used for any other provider. But that would be weird.
// TODO: Confirm this is not a security threat / open to abuse in some way.
if (identifier != null)
{
provider.AuthenticateRedirectionUrl = identifier;
}
// Where do we return to, after we've authenticated?
var callbackUri = GenerateCallbackUri(provider.Name, _configurationOptions?.BasePath);
// Determine where we need to redirect to.
var redirectToAuthenticateSettings = provider.RedirectToAuthenticate(callbackUri);
if (redirectToAuthenticateSettings == null)
{
// We failed to determine where to go. A classic example of this is with OpenId and a bad OpenId endpoint.
const string errorMessage =
"No redirect to authencate settings retrieved. This means we don't know where to go. A classic example of this is with OpenId and a bad OpenId endpoint. Please check the data you are providing to the Controller. Otherwise, you will need to debug the individual provider class you are trying use to connect with.";
TraceSource.TraceError(errorMessage);
throw new AuthenticationException(errorMessage);
}
// Remember any important information for after we've come back.
_cache[SessionKeyState] = redirectToAuthenticateSettings.State;
_cache[SessionKeyReturnToUrl] = DetermineReturnUrl(inputModel.ReturnUrl);
_cache[SessionKeyRedirectToProviderUrl] = redirectToAuthenticateSettings.RedirectUri.AbsoluteUri;
// Now redirect :)
return Redirect(redirectToAuthenticateSettings.RedirectUri.AbsoluteUri);
}
public RedirectResult RedirectToProvider(RedirectToProviderInputModel inputModel)
{
#region Input Model Validation
if (!ModelState.IsValid)
{
throw new ArgumentException(
"Some binding errors occured. This means at least one Request value (eg. form post or querystring parameter) provided is invalid. Generally, we need a ProviderName as a string.");
}
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(inputModel.ProviderName))
{
throw new ArgumentException(
"ProviderKey value missing. You need to supply a valid provider key so we know where to redirect the user Eg. google.");
}
Uri identifier = null;
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(inputModel.Identifier) &&
!Uri.TryCreate(inputModel.Identifier, UriKind.Absolute, out identifier))
{
throw new ArgumentException("The Identifier value [" + inputModel.Identifier +
"] is not a valid Uri. Please fix it up. eg. http://goto.some.website/authenticate/");
}
#endregion
// Grab the Provider.
var provider = GetAuthenticationProvider(inputModel.ProviderName);
// Most providers don't need any pre-setup crap, to redirect to authenticate.
// But of course, there's always one - OpenId. We have no idea WHERE we want to
// redirect to, so we need to do a particular check here.
// Of course, any value here could be used for any other provider. But that would be weird.
// TODO: Confirm this is not a security threat / open to abuse in some way.
if (identifier != null)
{
provider.AuthenticateRedirectionUrl = identifier;
}
// Where do we return to, after we've authenticated?
var callbackUri = GenerateCallbackUri(provider.Name);
// Determine where we need to redirect to.
var redirectToAuthenticateSettings = provider.RedirectToAuthenticate(callbackUri);
if (redirectToAuthenticateSettings == null)
{
// We failed to determine where to go. A classic example of this is with OpenId and a bad OpenId endpoint.
const string errorMessage =
"No redirect to authencate settings retrieved. This means we don't know where to go. A classic example of this is with OpenId and a bad OpenId endpoint. Please check the data you are providing to the Controller. Otherwise, you will need to debug the individual provider class you are trying use to connect with.";
TraceSource.TraceError(errorMessage);
throw new AuthenticationException(errorMessage);
}
// Remember any important information for after we've come back.
Session[SessionKeyState] = redirectToAuthenticateSettings.State;
Session[SessionKeyReturnToUrl] = DetermineReturnUrl(inputModel.ReturnUrl);
Session[SessionKeyRedirectToProviderUrl] = redirectToAuthenticateSettings.RedirectUri.AbsoluteUri;
// Now redirect :)
return(Redirect(redirectToAuthenticateSettings.RedirectUri.AbsoluteUri));
}