I'm trying to play with GAE and Facebook connect integration.  It seems like
others have easily configured them, but I'm having some trouble setting it
up.

I've downloaded the sample app and that works great.  Then I got the
PyFacebook code from GitHub and put it in the /common directory, the same
one as the /appenginepatch directory, and added the Facebook middleware to
the main settings.py as well as adding the Facebook API keys.  I then tried
to follow the PyFacebook documentation and use "from facebook.djangodb
import facebook" and put the "@facebook.require_login()" decoration on the
"list_people" method in myapp/views.py.  This doesn't work because it
complains it can't find the method require_login in the facebook module.  So
my first question is:

Why does "from facebook.djangodb import facebook" work?

I changed this temporarily to "import facbeook.djangodb" and changed my
decorator to "@facebook.djangofb.require_login()" and then tried to navigate
to "http://localhost/person/";, which uses the "list_people" handler.
However, now I hit an error related to the facebook utility and after some
debugging, it happens because there are some cookies that get
created/populated with the value of "None" and it generates an error when it
tries to convert it to an integer.  Maybe it's a bug with PyFacebook, but I
doubt it since others seem to be able to get this to work.

Anyone have ideas on how to setup a simple example with app engine patch and
FB connect?  Any help is really appreciated.

Andrew
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