Maven SupportI am encouraging people to use the maven repository, through Maven, Ivy or any other compatible build tool. This will allow you to get easy access to development builds, final releases, and transitive dependencies easily. Go look at the MavenSupport page for some information. ReleasesWe currently have 2 releases available under our Downloads page. I'll explain the differences here: - 2.1.1
- Additional bug fixes, focus on solving desktop mode vs. web mode issues.
- Merge with new facebook.xsd provided by Facebook for the JAXB side of things.
- 2.1.0
- Additional bug fixes and coverage of new API items.
Composition BranchUnder branch/composition and branch/facebook-api-annotation-processor you'll find the implementation of the idea described in this document: http://groups.google.com/group/facebook-java/web/proposed-adapter-pattern?hl=en This is currently posted to the snapshot repository as: You'll find information on how to get at this release through the Maven snapshot repository at MavenSupport. Deprecated- 2.0.5
- Many bug bug fixes and api enhancements, since Facebook keeps changing their apis.
- 2.0.4
- Many bug bug fixes and api enhancements, since Facebook keeps changing their apis.
- 2.0.3
- Many bug bug fixes and api enhancements, since Facebook keeps changing their apis.
- 2.0.2
- Just basic bug fixes and api enhancements, since Facebook keeps changing their apis.
- 2.0.1
- We changed the root package for all classes from "com.facebook.api" to "com.google.code.facebookapi". This was to separate us from "com.facebook" since we are not facebook officially. Also this allowed us to deploy our jar files into the Maven Central Repository, thus making it easier for everyone to use our library.
- 2.0.0
- After I took over as maintainer I wanted to start moving the code forward, but without drastic changes. That's what 2.0.0 is about, the closest to 1.8.x code, but with my own
- 1.8.1
- old deprecated code base, please upgrade!
|
Hi,
Is there a way to download the source for a specific release?
Thanks.
You can always check a tag out of svn and build it. You'll find it under /tags rather than /trunk.