Examples of com.restfb.FacebookClient

com.restfb.FacebookClient
opers.facebook.com/docs/api">Facebook Graph API client must operate.
Projects that need to access the old REST API should use {@link LegacyFacebookClient} instead. You might choose to do this because you have a legacy codebase oryou need functionality that is not yet available in the Graph API.
If you'd like to...
- Fetch an object: use {@link #fetchObject(String,Class,Parameter)} or{@link #fetchObjects(List,Class,Parameter)}
- Fetch a connection: use {@link #fetchConnection(String,Class,Parameter)}
- Execute an FQL query: use {@link #executeFqlQuery(String,Class,Parameter)} or{@link #executeFqlMultiquery(Map,Class,Parameter)}
- Execute operations in batch: use {@link #executeBatch(BatchRequest)} or {@link #executeBatch(List,List)}
- Publish data: use {@link #publish(String,Class,Parameter)} or{@link #publish(String,Class,BinaryAttachment,Parameter)}
- Delete an object: use {@link #deleteObject(String,Parameter)}
You may also perform some common access token operations. If you'd like to...
- Extend the life of an access token: use {@link #obtainExtendedAccessToken(String,String,String)}
- Obtain an access token for use on behalf of an application instead of a user, use {@link #obtainAppAccessToken(String,String)}.
- Convert old-style session keys to OAuth access tokens: use {@link #convertSessionKeysToAccessTokens(String,String,String)}
@author Mark Allen @author Scott Hernandez @author Mattia Tommasone @author Chris Petersen

      return null;
    }
  }
  
  public List<FacebookUser> getFriends(String accessToken) throws FacebookOAuthException {
    FacebookClient fb = createFacebookClient(accessToken);
    return fb.executeFqlQuery(FRIENDS_FQL, FacebookUser.class);
  }

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    FacebookClient fb = createFacebookClient(accessToken);
    return fb.executeFqlQuery(FRIENDS_FQL, FacebookUser.class);
  }
  
  public List<FacebookUser> getAppFriends(String accessToken) throws FacebookOAuthException {
    FacebookClient fb = createFacebookClient(accessToken);
    return fb.executeFqlQuery(APP_FRIENDS_FQL, FacebookUser.class);
  }

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    FacebookClient fb = createFacebookClient(accessToken);
    return fb.executeFqlQuery(APP_FRIENDS_FQL, FacebookUser.class);
  }
  
  public List<String> getAppFriendsIds(String accessToken) throws FacebookOAuthException {
    FacebookClient fb = createFacebookClient(accessToken);
    List<FacebookUser> facebookUsers = fb.executeFqlQuery(APP_FRIENDS_IDS_FQL, FacebookUser.class);
    return Lists.transform(facebookUsers, new PropertyFunction<FacebookUser, String>("facebookId"));
  }

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  public void publish(String accessToken, String message) {
    publish(accessToken, FB_ME, message);
  }
  
  public void publish(String accessToken, String facebookId, String message) {
    FacebookClient fb = createFacebookClient(accessToken);
    fb.publish(facebookId + FB_FEED, FacebookType.class, Parameter.with(FB_MESSAGE, message));
  }

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    publishLink(accessToken, FB_ME, link, message, image, caption, description);
  }
  
  public void publishLink(String accessToken, String facebookId, String link, String message, String image,
      String caption, String description) {
    FacebookClient fb = createFacebookClient(accessToken);
    fb.publish(facebookId + FB_FEED, FacebookType.class, Parameter.with(FB_LINK, link),
      Parameter.with(FB_MESSAGE, message), Parameter.with(FB_PICTURE, image),
      Parameter.with(FB_CAPTION, caption), Parameter.with(FB_DESC, description));
  }

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    @Path("/login")
    public Response facebookLogin(@QueryParam("access_token") String access_token) {
        String appId = env.get("facebook.appId");
        String appSecret = env.get("facebook.appSecret");
        try {
            FacebookClient facebookClient = new DefaultFacebookClient(access_token);
            User user = facebookClient.fetchObject("me", User.class);


            String me = "";
            try {
                me = gson.toJson(user);
            } catch (Exception e) {

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    // You'll want to initialize the bridge just once at app startup.
    // In a webapp, a good place to do this is ContextLoaderListener#contextInitialized()
    SLF4JBridgeHandler.install();


    try {
      FacebookClient facebookClient = new DefaultFacebookClient();


      // You'll notice that logging statements from this call are bridged from java.util.logging to Log4j
      User user = facebookClient.fetchObject("btaylor", User.class);


      // ...and of course this goes straight to Log4j
      logger.debug(user);
    } finally {
      // Make sure to tear down when you're done using the bridge

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