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Directly via the graph api. Simpler than xmpp. Someone recently posted a graph api chat example.
by grandalf 12y ago
Directly via the graph api. Simpler than xmpp.
Someone recently posted a graph api chat example.
- MBlume 12y agoDo we know if Adium/pidgin are likely to update to use that API, or is it too early to say?
- baudehlo 12y agoSomeone will build it. But it still just adds another proprietary API to the arsenal. Ugh. I echo other sentiments here: what exactly is broken about XMPP that companies keep moving away?
- timonovici 12y agoSomebody already said it: while using the chat through a different client than their web chat, you're not looking at their ads, you're not installing their proprietary mobile app, and so on.
- jwise0 12y agoYou have to be an app developer for that to work: /me/threads is accessible only to developers of an app, and there is no permission that you can grant to an app to make it work. Otherwise, you get: { "error": { "message": "(#298) You must be a developer of the application", "type": "OAuthException", "code": 298 } } You get this even if you try to use the Graph API Explorer tool to view /me/threads.
- vlad003 12y agoCan you link to the example? I've been interested in doing something like this, but as far as I can tell, you can only read messages using the Graph API; there's no method for sending messages.