I am working on an Android app where we enter some text in edit box and all I want to do is simply send the text which typed (i.e. edittext.gettext()) to Facebook as my status. The important thing is I don't want a Facebook dialog box to pop up, instead ,just send the message as status without a dialog box. Is there any way I could post without a dialog box?
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I am currently using C:Geo on my phone for my Geocaching needs and am happy with its performance. I am also a user of Foursquare with Facebook and like to update where I am because I like to try new places. Along these lines I was thinking it would also be nice to share caches I have found with my friends, plus raise their awareness of Geocaching at the same time, by being able to have a found Geocache posted to facebook at the time it is marked found in the program. Has anyone heard of an Android app that would do this? If not have you heard of anyone developing one? If so I would definitely support such an app.
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This is my image button for facebook status post:
This is my mainactivity.java file's corresponding part:
[HIGH]public class MainActivity extends FacebookActivity {
private static final String APP_ID = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX";
@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
}
[code]....
I have a problem in posting a message on friends wall in facebook. I write below code for posting a message.
private void postwall(){ try { FBRequest streamRequest = FBRequest.requestWithDelegate(new FBRequestDelegateImpl());
Map<String, String> parameters = new HashMap<String, String>();
frdlist = new String[list.size()]; for(int j=0;j < list.size();j++){
if (list.get(j).isChecked()) { frdlist[j]=String.valueOf(list.get(j).getUserid());
parameters.put("message", "HI.... its a test application of Dates Near Me");
parameters.put("attachment", "{"name":"Facebook Connect for Android","href":"http://code.google.com/p/fbconnect-android/","caption":"Caption","description":"De scr iption","media":[{"type":"image","src":"http://img40.yfrog.com/img40/5914/iphoneconnectbtn.jpg","href":"http://developers.facebook.com/connect.php?tab=iphone/"}],"properties":{"anotherlink":{"text":"Fac eb ook homepage","href":"http://www.facebook.com"}}}");
parameters.put("auto_publish" ,"true");
parameters.put("target_id" ,frdlist[j]);
parameters.put("uid" ,String.valueOf(FBSession.getSession().getUid()));
streamRequest.call("stream.publish", parameters);
} } } catch (Exception e) {
// TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace();
} }
I am passing three values: message,target_id and uid. All values I get perfectly. But when I check my friends wall that time message is not display on wall.
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The same is working well if i make the request through browser
The code I used is as follows
CODE:.............
THIS RESPONSE IS NOT CORRECT AS I EXPECTED.....
If any ppl cannot figure out a solution, whether we can load url in the browser class of android so tht we can get all the data in the browser and can use the methods associated with the browser.
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For some reason i cannot see the toast notification. Even if i replace App.this (app is the applications name) with a getApplicationContext() it does not work.
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I used this: [url] in my configuration so:
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I have noticed the request for no ssl so just in case I added to the code: connConfig.setSASLAuthenticationEnabled(false);
Do I need to download it? where is it?
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As mentioned I start of with the GET and I'm using org.apache.http.client.HttpClient to perform this operation.
CODE:..............
So far so good. Don't mind the requiredCookies line yet, it will be used in the Java.net impl since I can't get the HttpClient one to work =(.
Let's take a look at the non working HttpClient Post part.
CODE:............
What happens now is that I perform a POST with the localContext where the cookies are stored. This doesn't work. I get a HTTP/1.1 401 No session. Since I had no luck with this I tried another approach(java.net.HttpURLConnection). Remember I still use the same GET part
CODE:.............
And VIOLA a 200 is displayed and everything works like a charm.
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If i wanted to integrate Facebook with my App then whether i go as per explained in following link(and if this is the recommended way then how to implement this SDK):
http://forum.developers.facebook.net/viewtopic.php?pid=146956
or
else i use Android facebook SDK available here on code.google.com
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