Hi,
I am trying to use facebook APIs in Android. For this I started with
the simple example on FB Developer's site. I am new to Java and
Android and unable to understand what this piece of code doing in
SessionEvents.java:
public class SessionEvents {
private static LinkedList<LogoutListener> mLogoutListeners = new
LinkedList<LogoutListener>();
public static void onLogoutBegin() {
for (LogoutListener l : mLogoutListeners) {
l.onLogoutBegin();
}
}
public static interface LogoutListener {
/**
* Called when logout begins, before session is
invalidated. Last chance to make an API call. Executed by the thread
that initiated the logout.
*/
public void onLogoutBegin();
/**
* Called when the session information has been cleared.
UI should be updated to reflect logged-out state. Executed by the
thread that initiated the logout.
*/
public void onLogoutFinish();
}
}
More info:
SessionEvents .onLogoutBegin() is called by a button's
OnClickListener() which is present in a calling class.
Isn't onLogoutBegin() a recursive function? I am wondering why would a
onClick call a recursive function to logout a user from (say)
facebook. Also is it a best practice to code like this?
Thanks,
Souvik
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