I'm new in Facebook API's, so I have a question cause I'm in seriously trouble with API's and Facebook's security politics!
I'm developing a WinForm socket application and needing Facebook integration for add a event to user's wall and I must use .NET 2.0
When I'm googling, I've found many sdk (for example; Facebook C# SDK -this one supports only 3.5 and 4.0-, Facebook.NET -this one supports 2.0 but it isn't working-, Microsoft Facebook Development Toolkit, etc.) but there are no working one with .NET 2.0, cause Facebook's security protocols perpetually changing.
Can anybody advice me a sdk or way for this scenario?
PS: Sorry for my English, I'm not native speaker though I've deal as possible as clearly.
Thank you in advance,
Luindale Ainion.
I'm afraid (due to the fact that 3.5 has been around since 2007) that all the .Net SDKs available need 3.5 or later.
You will have to create your own solution using the WebClient class and a lot of patience.
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Up until now I've been using Facebook SDK for .NET by https://hackerapp.com/
I want to upgrade my project to ASP.NET Core, but I see that their library doesn't have support for .NET Core - nor do they mention about upcoming support for .NET Core.
I can write an HTTP wrapper against Facebook API - but that seems like over-complicating my app - when there's a nice library that is made just for that.
Does anyone know about Facebook SDK for .NET Core?
So after not finding a solution, I've decided to develop my own some time ago. You may find here: https://github.com/developer82/FacebookCore
I don't know why you got a -1, but I am facing the same issue.
Therefore for now I am going to use the OAUTH provided by .Net then direct requests to the graph API...
The other option I know would be to have a look there:
https://github.com/Microsoft/winsdkfb
And there for some more advanced features:
https://github.com/Microsoft/UWPCommunityToolkit/tree/dev/Microsoft.Toolkit.Uwp.Services/Services/Facebook
I am thinking about porting a SDK to .Net Core, but that may be too much work!
Due to reasons out of my control I'm forced to use the legacy Facebook Javascript SDK on a new application. My question is. Is this possible? Des Facebook allows you to use the old legacy SDK on new applications? Or is it deprecated already and cannot be used on new applications?
Facebook is moving to OAuth 2.0. All apps are required to migrate over by October 1st. This means the old school Facebook JavaScript SDK is going to be phased out as it does not support this. I'm not sure if the old JavaScript library will stop working at that time, but I would definitely migrate to the newer SDK.
http://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/497/
Yes you can still use it. Its still even documented. Just reference it here:
http://static.ak.connect.facebook.com/js/api_lib/v0.4/FeatureLoader.js.php You obviously run the risk that they will eventually disable it but it is used all over the Internet so they are not likely to permanently kill it anytime soon.
I want to develop facebook iframe application and I have working experience of .NET and PHP. Can anyone help me figure out which is best SDK to use ( .NET or PHP). Which is better to use?
If you're best with PHP, I'd recommend using the official Facebook PHP SDK, otherwise you may want to check out Microsoft's Facebook SDK or Facebook's C# SDK.
I haven't has a chance to mess around with any .net SDK...
But, as far as Facebook SDK's go - the php one is quite satisfactory. I would try it first, then if you are not happy with it - go to the other one.
I think PHP is better than other, beacuse facebook is already using php in a development process...
I would recomend based on your command on the programming language. Both have SDKs to use facebook.
If you have good knowlege in both, better suggestive is PHP over .NET
Do you have any idea if there is available an official DeviantArt API or SDK for iPhone?
I am building an application and I would like to integrate a search through Deviant Art public feed.
Is this possible?
There is no official API or SDK for the iPhone. From reviewing their forums, it has been suggested many times, but so far has not been provided.
There's something called DiFi: http://www.botdom.com/documentation/DiFi that may be worth a try.
If that doesn't work, you could try interacting with the web site using a hidden UIWebView by using the – stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString: method. I've used this in the past to interact with web sites that do not provide an API.
That's a wonderful idea, Andrei, but I don't think deviantart has any APIs available. However, what you want to do might not be impossible, you would just need to build your app to work with deviantart's website.
I have not seen much support for Grails to develop facebook apps.I was just wondering if people around are developing facebook apps on grails
Jozef Dransfield:
http://www.grassr.com/wordpress/?cat=8
I'm deep into Facebook integration from the social networking site ESMZone.com. I originally started using the Grails facebook-connect plugin and had good success at Facebook sign-on integration with the Grails jScurity plugin. However, as I attempted to implement other features, particularly Friend Invitations, I found that the facebook-connect plugin uses an old facebook SDK that was not compatible with the newer Javascript SDK. Documentation and examples using this newer SDK were readily available in searches unlike for the older API.
I switched to the Grails facebook-graph plugin and was able to work seemlessly with the Javascript API and get friend invitation working.
I have worked last weeks on a use-case concerning only server-side integration (no facebook connect style application). See some of my thoughts here : http://lbroudoux.wordpress.com/2011/02/23/integrating-facebook-from-a-grails-app/. Solution is actually implemented on Trailplans.com application.
I helped out a startup in San Francisco that are using Grails with facebook apps.
So yes, it's happening. There is even a grails plugin for facebook integration (at the time I'm writing this is woefully incomplete, but looks like it's having work done so check up on it again soon).