Examples with FacebookRequestError com.facebook.FacebookRequestError used on opensource projects

Example 16 with FacebookRequestError

use of com.facebook.FacebookRequestError in project facebook-android-sdk by facebook.

the class TestUserManager method createTestAccount.

private JSONObject createTestAccount(List<String> permissions, Mode mode, String uniqueUserTag) {
    Bundle parameters = new Bundle();
    parameters.putString("installed", "true");
    parameters.putString("permissions", getPermissionsString(permissions));
    parameters.putString("access_token", getAppAccessToken());
    // to delete it at the end.
    if (mode == Mode.SHARED) {
        parameters.putString("name", String.format("Shared %s Testuser", getSharedTestAccountIdentifier(permissions, uniqueUserTag)));
    }
    String graphPath = String.format("%s/accounts/test-users", testApplicationId);
    GraphRequest createUserRequest = new GraphRequest(null, graphPath, parameters, HttpMethod.POST);
    GraphResponse response = createUserRequest.executeAndWait();
    FacebookRequestError error = response.getError();
    JSONObject testAccount = response.getJSONObject();
    if (error != null) {
        return null;
    } else {
        assert testAccount != null;
        // it later.
        if (mode == Mode.SHARED) {
            // the create request.
            try {
                testAccount.put("name", parameters.getString("name"));
            } catch (JSONException e) {
                Log.e(LOG_TAG, "Could not set name", e);
            }
            storeTestAccount(testAccount);
        }
        return testAccount;
    }
}

Example 17 with FacebookRequestError

use of com.facebook.FacebookRequestError in project facebook-android-sdk by facebook.

the class AppEventQueue method handleResponse.

private static void handleResponse(final AccessTokenAppIdPair accessTokenAppId, GraphRequest request, GraphResponse response, final SessionEventsState appEvents, FlushStatistics flushState) {
    FacebookRequestError error = response.getError();
    String resultDescription = "Success";
    FlushResult flushResult = FlushResult.SUCCESS;
    if (error != null) {
        final int NO_CONNECTIVITY_ERROR_CODE = -1;
        if (error.getErrorCode() == NO_CONNECTIVITY_ERROR_CODE) {
            resultDescription = "Failed: No Connectivity";
            flushResult = FlushResult.NO_CONNECTIVITY;
        } else {
            resultDescription = String.format("Failed:\n  Response: %s\n  Error %s", response.toString(), error.toString());
            flushResult = FlushResult.SERVER_ERROR;
        }
    }
    if (FacebookSdk.isLoggingBehaviorEnabled(LoggingBehavior.APP_EVENTS)) {
        String eventsJsonString = (String) request.getTag();
        String prettyPrintedEvents;
        try {
            JSONArray jsonArray = new JSONArray(eventsJsonString);
            prettyPrintedEvents = jsonArray.toString(2);
        } catch (JSONException exc) {
            prettyPrintedEvents = "<Can't encode events for debug logging>";
        }
        Logger.log(LoggingBehavior.APP_EVENTS, TAG, "Flush completed\nParams: %s\n  Result: %s\n  Events JSON: %s", request.getGraphObject().toString(), resultDescription, prettyPrintedEvents);
    }
    appEvents.clearInFlightAndStats(error != null);
    if (flushResult == FlushResult.NO_CONNECTIVITY) {
        // We may call this for multiple requests in a batch, which is slightly inefficient
        // since in principle we could call it once for all failed requests, but the impact is
        // likely to be minimal. We don't call this for other server errors, because if an event
        // failed because it was malformed, etc., continually retrying it will cause subsequent
        // events to not be logged either.
        FacebookSdk.getExecutor().execute(new Runnable() {

            @Override
            public void run() {
                AppEventStore.persistEvents(accessTokenAppId, appEvents);
            }
        });
    }
    if (flushResult != FlushResult.SUCCESS) {
        // We assume that connectivity issues are more significant to report than server issues.
        if (flushState.result != FlushResult.NO_CONNECTIVITY) {
            flushState.result = flushResult;
        }
    }
}

Example 18 with FacebookRequestError

use of com.facebook.FacebookRequestError in project facebook-android-sdk by facebook.

the class FacebookAppLinkResolver method getAppLinkFromUrlsInBackground.

/**
 * Asynchronously resolves App Link data for multiple URLs
 *
 * @param uris A list of Uri objects to resolve into App Links
 * @return A Task that, when successful, will return a Map of Uri->AppLink for each Uri that was
 * successfully resolved into an App Link. Uris that could not be resolved into App Links will
 * not be present in the Map. In the case of general server errors, the task will be completed
 * with the corresponding error.
 */
public Task<Map<Uri, AppLink>> getAppLinkFromUrlsInBackground(List<Uri> uris) {
    final Map<Uri, AppLink> appLinkResults = new HashMap<Uri, AppLink>();
    final HashSet<Uri> urisToRequest = new HashSet<Uri>();
    StringBuilder graphRequestFields = new StringBuilder();
    for (Uri uri : uris) {
        AppLink appLink;
        synchronized (cachedAppLinks) {
            appLink = cachedAppLinks.get(uri);
        }
        if (appLink != null) {
            appLinkResults.put(uri, appLink);
        } else {
            if (!urisToRequest.isEmpty()) {
                graphRequestFields.append(',');
            }
            graphRequestFields.append(uri.toString());
            urisToRequest.add(uri);
        }
    }
    if (urisToRequest.isEmpty()) {
        return Task.forResult(appLinkResults);
    }
    final Task<Map<Uri, AppLink>>.TaskCompletionSource taskCompletionSource = Task.create();
    Bundle appLinkRequestParameters = new Bundle();
    appLinkRequestParameters.putString("ids", graphRequestFields.toString());
    appLinkRequestParameters.putString("fields", String.format("%s.fields(%s,%s)", APP_LINK_KEY, APP_LINK_ANDROID_TARGET_KEY, APP_LINK_WEB_TARGET_KEY));
    GraphRequest appLinkRequest = new GraphRequest(// token
    AccessToken.getCurrentAccessToken(), /* Access Token */
    "", /* Graph path */
    appLinkRequestParameters, /* Query parameters */
    null, /* HttpMethod */
    new GraphRequest.Callback() {

        /* Callback */
        @Override
        public void onCompleted(GraphResponse response) {
            FacebookRequestError error = response.getError();
            if (error != null) {
                taskCompletionSource.setError(error.getException());
                return;
            }
            JSONObject responseJson = response.getJSONObject();
            if (responseJson == null) {
                taskCompletionSource.setResult(appLinkResults);
                return;
            }
            for (Uri uri : urisToRequest) {
                String uriString = uri.toString();
                if (!responseJson.has(uriString)) {
                    continue;
                }
                JSONObject urlData;
                try {
                    urlData = responseJson.getJSONObject(uri.toString());
                    JSONObject appLinkData = urlData.getJSONObject(APP_LINK_KEY);
                    JSONArray rawTargets = appLinkData.getJSONArray(APP_LINK_ANDROID_TARGET_KEY);
                    int targetsCount = rawTargets.length();
                    List<AppLink.Target> targets = new ArrayList<AppLink.Target>(targetsCount);
                    for (int i = 0; i < targetsCount; i++) {
                        AppLink.Target target = getAndroidTargetFromJson(rawTargets.getJSONObject(i));
                        if (target != null) {
                            targets.add(target);
                        }
                    }
                    Uri webFallbackUrl = getWebFallbackUriFromJson(uri, appLinkData);
                    AppLink appLink = new AppLink(uri, targets, webFallbackUrl);
                    appLinkResults.put(uri, appLink);
                    synchronized (cachedAppLinks) {
                        cachedAppLinks.put(uri, appLink);
                    }
                } catch (JSONException e) {
                    // The data for this uri was missing or badly formed.
                    continue;
                }
            }
            taskCompletionSource.setResult(appLinkResults);
        }
    });
    appLinkRequest.executeAsync();
    return taskCompletionSource.getTask();
}

Example 19 with FacebookRequestError

use of com.facebook.FacebookRequestError in project facebook-android-sdk by facebook.

the class GraphObjectPagingLoader method requestCompleted.

private void requestCompleted(GraphResponse response) {
    GraphRequest request = response.getRequest();
    if (request != currentRequest) {
        return;
    }
    loading = false;
    currentRequest = null;
    FacebookRequestError requestError = response.getError();
    FacebookException exception = (requestError == null) ? null : requestError.getException();
    if (response.getJSONObject() == null && exception == null) {
        exception = new FacebookException("GraphObjectPagingLoader received neither a result nor an error.");
    }
    if (exception != null) {
        nextRequest = null;
        if (onErrorListener != null) {
            onErrorListener.onError(exception, this);
        }
    } else {
        addResults(response);
    }
}

Example 20 with FacebookRequestError

use of com.facebook.FacebookRequestError in project edx-app-android by edx.

the class FacebookProvider method notifyIfError.

/**
 * returns true if there was an error. The callback will be notified
 */
private boolean notifyIfError(Response response, Callback callback) {
    if (response.getError() != null) {
        FacebookRequestError error = response.getError();
        callback.onError(new SocialError(error.getException()));
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}