Calling .isConnected()

[devloe]

What's the best moment to call .isConnected()?

Calling it inside onSocialNetworkManagerInitialized() always returns false.

On the other hand, I find it hard to understand the correct flow. This is what I plan to do:

• Initialize SocialNetworkManager
• Check if user is connected to some social network with isConected() (where?).
• If connected, perform some action (like opening a new activity). If not, the user can click the button and login with requestLogin()
• Once requestLogin() has done, call requestCurrentPerson()to get profile info. Then save the email or whatever to a database (php/mysql in my case) and register the user.

Is this reasoning ok to you?

Anyway, the library is awesome.

[antonkrasov]

@devyanlab, Hi, Did you check api_demos project? I think you can just copy code from there, it already contains all what you need. Just check login demo, in it I enable/disable buttons if user is logginned or not.

[devloe]

Thats what im doing. The thing is that I dont get when is the right time to call isConnected(). If I setup a Hanlder with a timeout of 2 seconds, and execute isConnected(), then I get `true. Otherwise, I getfalse``.

[antonkrasov]

Thats really strange, here is implementation of isConnected():

@Override
    public boolean isConnected() {
        String accessToken = mSharedPreferences.getString(SAVE_STATE_KEY_OAUTH_TOKEN, null);
        String accessTokenSecret = mSharedPreferences.getString(SAVE_STATE_KEY_OAUTH_SECRET, null);
        return accessToken != null && accessTokenSecret != null;
    }

I can't understand how you can get false, if you really connected. This is implementation for Twitter and LinkedIn, for Facebook it's different, are we talking about Facebook?

[devloe]

I get falseright after initializing SocialNetworkManager. If I call isConnected() 2 seconds after that, I get true.

And i'm testing it with Google+.

[devloe]

Nevermind. I don't need to do that anymore, I took another path.

Anyways, it is really strange tho.

[antonkrasov]

@devyanlab, I need to double check this, as I just call isConnected from Google Plus client:

@Override
    public boolean isConnected() {
        return mPlusClient.isConnected();
    }