Facebooker talk - Apr 2008 - Does anyone have an example of using facebooker with Infinite Sessions

Here''s a real simple little test I put together based on this thread  
-- it works for me. Nice.

--simon

   def test_infinite_session
     if params[''id''].nil? then raise "no FB ID
given" end
     facebook_uid = params[''id'']
     # do we have UID in our database
     wu = WebUser.find_by_facebook_uid facebook_uid
     @facebook_session = Facebooker::Session.create 
(Facebooker::Session.api_key, Facebooker::Session.secret_key)
     @facebook_session.secure_with!(wu.facebook_session_key,  
wu.facebook_uid, 0)
     render :text => @facebook_session.events.to_s
   end

--
http://simonwoodside.com

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border=''0'' ><tr><td style=''font:
inherit;''>It may be easier to
serialize your session with session.to_yaml in your db. You can then
reconstitute the session <br><br>session
YAML::load(user.facebook_session_yaml)<br><br><br></td></tr></table><br>

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Even better, just store the session key:

	def store_session(session_key)
	  if self.session_key != session_key
			update_attribute(:session_key,session_key)
		end
	end

   	
   def facebook_session
     @facebook_session ||       returning Facebooker::Session.create do
|session|
         session.secure_with!(session_key,facebook_id,1.day.from_now)
     end
   end


Mike
On Apr 22, 2008, at 1:52 PM, William Thomas wrote:
> It may be easier to serialize your session with session.to_yaml in  
> your db. You can then reconstitute the session
>
> session = YAML::load(user.facebook_session_yaml)
>
>
>
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Hi all, 

So I am trying to understand how to integrate a facebook application into my
web application.  Mike has given me some good pointers.  But I am at a point
where I am rummaging through the code and have stumbled upon a problem that
I am not sure how to resolve.  

The issue might be related to this fix:
http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/facebooker-talk/2008-March/000471.html

but I''m not sure.

So let me describe my scenario. 

I have an existing web application.  I want to integrate a Facebook
application into it in such a way that after a demo of this we may want to
pull the facebook app stuff into it''s own web application.  

So to start I have added the plugin.  And discovered the following
dependency in the tests:
Rails_integration_tests have a ''require
"ruby-debug"'' statement in it.  I
didn''t have this gem installed and when I removed the require statement
and
the tests all passed except for one (which causes a warning in Ruby and an
error in JRuby).  A question I have here is ... is it worth pointing out the
dependency on ruby-debug to this list? (I believe it''s a native gem)

Next I setup my application to use the proper session store. 
A quick jump to my app''s homepage and all still looks well.

Next I setup my facebooker.yml file.  And the problems start for my web
app''s non-facebook pages.  When I goto my homepage.  The style
information
fails to load.  This is due to the fact that all my resources are being
referenced with a URL that looks like my callback_url.
(http://ip/jay).

If I undo the fix referenced in the URL above, my problem goes away, but I
don''t want to undo that fix without understanding the implications. 
Being
new to using facebooker, does anyone have a couple of paragraphs they can
share on how the routing works for facebooker?  

Any help would be super appreciated! 

Jay

PS:  I''ll be at railsconf also and would be interested in joining for a
beer
if you''ll have me :)

Jay, can you tell us what your callback url is set to?

In general, we expect the callback url to be the same hostname as the  
rest of your application.

Mike

On Apr 22, 2008, at 7:32 PM, Jay McGaffigan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> So I am trying to understand how to integrate a facebook application  
> into my
> web application.  Mike has given me some good pointers.  But I am at  
> a point
> where I am rummaging through the code and have stumbled upon a  
> problem that
> I am not sure how to resolve.
>
> The issue might be related to this fix:
> http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/facebooker-talk/2008-March/000471.html
>
> but I''m not sure.
>
> So let me describe my scenario.
>
> I have an existing web application.  I want to integrate a Facebook
> application into it in such a way that after a demo of this we may  
> want to
> pull the facebook app stuff into it''s own web application.
>
> So to start I have added the plugin.  And discovered the following
> dependency in the tests:
> Rails_integration_tests have a ''require
"ruby-debug"'' statement in
> it.  I
> didn''t have this gem installed and when I removed the require  
> statement and
> the tests all passed except for one (which causes a warning in Ruby  
> and an
> error in JRuby).  A question I have here is ... is it worth pointing  
> out the
> dependency on ruby-debug to this list? (I believe it''s a native
gem)
>
> Next I setup my application to use the proper session store.
> A quick jump to my app''s homepage and all still looks well.
>
> Next I setup my facebooker.yml file.  And the problems start for my  
> web
> app''s non-facebook pages.  When I goto my homepage.  The style  
> information
> fails to load.  This is due to the fact that all my resources are  
> being
> referenced with a URL that looks like my callback_url.
> (http://ip/jay).
>
> If I undo the fix referenced in the URL above, my problem goes away,  
> but I
> don''t want to undo that fix without understanding the
implications.
> Being
> new to using facebooker, does anyone have a couple of paragraphs  
> they can
> share on how the routing works for facebooker?
>
> Any help would be super appreciated!
>
> Jay
>
> PS:  I''ll be at railsconf also and would be interested in joining
> for a beer
> if you''ll have me :)
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> Facebooker-talk mailing list
> Facebooker-talk at rubyforge.org
> http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/facebooker-talk
--
Mike Mangino
http://www.elevatedrails.com

Mike,

Do you want the specific callback?  

It''s http://hostname/jay  (or do you want the real callback).

Let me describe my setup a little. 

I am doing this Facebook application for work.  Myself and one other guy are
working on the application.  For firewall and security reasons IT has given
us a computer with an external ip (with only port 80 open and lot''s of
protocols blocked).  This computer will ultimately be running the
application.  However for development I would like to get facebook to hit my
computer.  So what I did (and if you have a better suggestion... I''m
all
eyes) is take Apache and setup Mod_rewrite to forward requests to my dev box
that have the pattern, http://hostname/jay(/*) and requests that have the
pattern http://hostname/kevin(/*) (kevin''s my coworker) forward
requests to
his dev box.  We each have our own sample application (is there a better way
to co develop a facebook application?).

I didn''t realize the restriction that facebooker is imposing with the
callback_url but in hindsight it makes sense. 

In "production" the issue I am having won''t happen as I could
just map the
callback url to the IP. But from a development scenario it would have been
nice.  

Thanks!
Jay




-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Mangino [mailto:mmangino at elevatedrails.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2008 9:17 AM
To: Jay McGaffigan
Cc: facebooker-talk at rubyforge.org
Subject: Re: [Facebooker-talk] integrating facebooker into an existing
application

Jay, can you tell us what your callback url is set to?

In general, we expect the callback url to be the same hostname as the  
rest of your application.

Mike

On Apr 22, 2008, at 7:32 PM, Jay McGaffigan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> So I am trying to understand how to integrate a facebook application  
> into my
> web application.  Mike has given me some good pointers.  But I am at  
> a point
> where I am rummaging through the code and have stumbled upon a  
> problem that
> I am not sure how to resolve.
>
> The issue might be related to this fix:
> http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/facebooker-talk/2008-March/000471.html
>
> but I''m not sure.
>
> So let me describe my scenario.
>
> I have an existing web application.  I want to integrate a Facebook
> application into it in such a way that after a demo of this we may  
> want to
> pull the facebook app stuff into it''s own web application.
>
> So to start I have added the plugin.  And discovered the following
> dependency in the tests:
> Rails_integration_tests have a ''require
"ruby-debug"'' statement in
> it.  I
> didn''t have this gem installed and when I removed the require  
> statement and
> the tests all passed except for one (which causes a warning in Ruby  
> and an
> error in JRuby).  A question I have here is ... is it worth pointing  
> out the
> dependency on ruby-debug to this list? (I believe it''s a native
gem)
>
> Next I setup my application to use the proper session store.
> A quick jump to my app''s homepage and all still looks well.
>
> Next I setup my facebooker.yml file.  And the problems start for my  
> web
> app''s non-facebook pages.  When I goto my homepage.  The style  
> information
> fails to load.  This is due to the fact that all my resources are  
> being
> referenced with a URL that looks like my callback_url.
> (http://ip/jay).
>
> If I undo the fix referenced in the URL above, my problem goes away,  
> but I
> don''t want to undo that fix without understanding the
implications.
> Being
> new to using facebooker, does anyone have a couple of paragraphs  
> they can
> share on how the routing works for facebooker?
>
> Any help would be super appreciated!
>
> Jay
>
> PS:  I''ll be at railsconf also and would be interested in joining
> for a beer
> if you''ll have me :)
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> Facebooker-talk mailing list
> Facebooker-talk at rubyforge.org
> http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/facebooker-talk
--
Mike Mangino
http://www.elevatedrails.com

Check out http://tunnlr.com

It''s a service that we built to allow easy to setup ssh tunneling. As  
long as your employer doesn''t block ssh tunneling, it makes  
development really easy.

It''s not quite ready for release yet, but most of the remaining issues
are UI related.

Mike

On Apr 23, 2008, at 9:03 AM, Jay McGaffigan wrote:
> Mike,
>
> Do you want the specific callback?
>
> It''s http://hostname/jay  (or do you want the real callback).
>
> Let me describe my setup a little.
>
> I am doing this Facebook application for work.  Myself and one other  
> guy are
> working on the application.  For firewall and security reasons IT  
> has given
> us a computer with an external ip (with only port 80 open and
lot''s of
> protocols blocked).  This computer will ultimately be running the
> application.  However for development I would like to get facebook  
> to hit my
> computer.  So what I did (and if you have a better suggestion...
I''m
> all
> eyes) is take Apache and setup Mod_rewrite to forward requests to my  
> dev box
> that have the pattern, http://hostname/jay(/*) and requests that  
> have the
> pattern http://hostname/kevin(/*) (kevin''s my coworker) forward  
> requests to
> his dev box.  We each have our own sample application (is there a  
> better way
> to co develop a facebook application?).
>
> I didn''t realize the restriction that facebooker is imposing with
the
> callback_url but in hindsight it makes sense.
>
> In "production" the issue I am having won''t happen as I
could just
> map the
> callback url to the IP. But from a development scenario it would  
> have been
> nice.
>
> Thanks!
> Jay
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Mangino [mailto:mmangino at elevatedrails.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2008 9:17 AM
> To: Jay McGaffigan
> Cc: facebooker-talk at rubyforge.org
> Subject: Re: [Facebooker-talk] integrating facebooker into an existing
> application
>
> Jay, can you tell us what your callback url is set to?
>
> In general, we expect the callback url to be the same hostname as the
> rest of your application.
>
> Mike
>
> On Apr 22, 2008, at 7:32 PM, Jay McGaffigan wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> So I am trying to understand how to integrate a facebook application
>> into my
>> web application.  Mike has given me some good pointers.  But I am at
>> a point
>> where I am rummaging through the code and have stumbled upon a
>> problem that
>> I am not sure how to resolve.
>>
>> The issue might be related to this fix:
>> http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/facebooker-talk/2008-March/000471.html
>>
>> but I''m not sure.
>>
>> So let me describe my scenario.
>>
>> I have an existing web application.  I want to integrate a Facebook
>> application into it in such a way that after a demo of this we may
>> want to
>> pull the facebook app stuff into it''s own web application.
>>
>> So to start I have added the plugin.  And discovered the following
>> dependency in the tests:
>> Rails_integration_tests have a ''require
"ruby-debug"'' statement in
>> it.  I
>> didn''t have this gem installed and when I removed the require
>> statement and
>> the tests all passed except for one (which causes a warning in Ruby
>> and an
>> error in JRuby).  A question I have here is ... is it worth pointing
>> out the
>> dependency on ruby-debug to this list? (I believe it''s a
native gem)
>>
>> Next I setup my application to use the proper session store.
>> A quick jump to my app''s homepage and all still looks well.
>>
>> Next I setup my facebooker.yml file.  And the problems start for my
>> web
>> app''s non-facebook pages.  When I goto my homepage.  The style
>> information
>> fails to load.  This is due to the fact that all my resources are
>> being
>> referenced with a URL that looks like my callback_url.
>> (http://ip/jay).
>>
>> If I undo the fix referenced in the URL above, my problem goes away,
>> but I
>> don''t want to undo that fix without understanding the
implications.
>> Being
>> new to using facebooker, does anyone have a couple of paragraphs
>> they can
>> share on how the routing works for facebooker?
>>
>> Any help would be super appreciated!
>>
>> Jay
>>
>> PS:  I''ll be at railsconf also and would be interested in
joining
>> for a beer
>> if you''ll have me :)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> _______________________________________________
>> Facebooker-talk mailing list
>> Facebooker-talk at rubyforge.org
>> http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/facebooker-talk
>
> --
> Mike Mangino
> http://www.elevatedrails.com
>
>
>
--
Mike Mangino
http://www.elevatedrails.com