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Auth0 OIDC Client with Windows Forms / WPF applications
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Mismatched IdToken expiration date with the reported IdTokenExpiresAt property #4

Closed cmlindstrom closed 6 years ago

cmlindstrom commented 6 years ago

When using the LoginAsync call, an Auth0User is successfully returned, along with a valid IdToken, however the IdTokenExpiresAt doesn't match the IdToken's embedded expiration date and time.

Call Dim myUser As Global.Auth0.Windows.Auth0User = Await client.LoginAsync(ParentForm,, , myParams, True, strDevice)

Partial Results (myUser serialized to Json) "Auth0AccessToken": "Fam1mw..", "IdToken": "eyJ0eXAiOiJKV...", "IdTokenExpiresAt": "9999-12-31T23:59:59.9999999", "Profile": {

It looks like a default value versus a populated value.

Is this an issue you see?

thx Chris

jerriep commented 6 years ago

@cmlindstrom It appears you are using the old libraries. The new OidcClient libraries does not have an Auth0User class. Can you please double-check for me what NuGet package you are using?

You can find the correct WPF / Windows Forms instructions over here: https://auth0.com/docs/quickstart/native/wpf-winforms

cmlindstrom commented 6 years ago

Thanks I’m using the latest stable version of the library 0.9.0 (Auth0.WinformsOrWPF) – Auth0.Windows.dll v0.7.5.0 is referenced.

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Here's the path in my Visual Studio project ..packages\Auth0.WindowsOrWPF.0.9.0\lib\net40\Auth0.Windows.dll

What am I missing?

Thx Chris

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@cmlindstromhttps://github.com/cmlindstrom It appears you are using the old libraries. The new OidcClient libraries does not have an Auth0User class. Can you please double-check for me what NuGet package you are using?

You can find the correct WPF / Windows Forms instructions over here: https://auth0.com/docs/quickstart/native/wpf-winforms

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jerriep commented 6 years ago

As I said, you are using an old library. Please follow the steps in the Quickstart I linked before which will show you how to use the correct library