Build your own FaceBook applications with ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, WinForms or Silverlight !
- Facebook.dll: This is the main assembly that will be used by all applications. This has all the logic to handle communication with the Facebook application. This assembly also has specific support of XAML applications (Silverlight and WPF) to enhance the Facebook platform to make databinding and data caching easier.
- Facebook.Silverlight.dll: This is the Silverlight version of the main assembly that will be used by all Silverlight applications. This has all the logic to handle communication with the Facebook application. This assembly also has specific support of XAML applications to enhance the Facebook platform to make databinding and data caching easier. The REST API in this assembly is Asynchronous only.
- Facebook.Web.dll: This assembly should be used by Canvas applications. The main functionality supported in this assembly is to encapsulate the handshake between the Facebook application and a canvas application (both FBML and IFrame)
- Facebook.Web.Mvc.dll: Provide a support building canvas applications using ASP.NET MVC. Separated from Facebook.Web.dll to avoid all developers from needing to install the MVC bits.
- Facebook.Winforms.dll: This assembly provides support for writing Facebook applications using Winform technology. This provides a Component that wraps the API to make it easier to use from Winforms. This also contains some user controls to help display Facebook data easily.
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Thank you. I was interested in but it was little bit complicated at first but thanks for the read more link, I didn’t see that before
if i get start makin an application for facebook in asp where should i keep this ddl files.. plzz inform me as i am a beginner..
Just throw the dll files in the bin folder of your app. Facebook development in .NET can be frustrating at times due to the inability to preview a lot of it if you use FBML. Also, there are a lot of requirements of code you MUST have from facebook in order for the app to run.