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    Exclamation Performing actions in external EXE using VB.NET

    Hello,

    I have Facebook Messenger executable. What I want to do is I want to perform some actions in it. For example. I want to search for Friend and send a static image. I have managed to copy that image in to the clipboard from external URL. So, It should perform following things,

    1) Loop through the array of friends.and then select that friend.
    2) Sending image to that friend. Sometimes text too!

    What is the best way to achieve this kinds of stuff ?.

    P.S : I don't want to use graph API.


    Thank You !!

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    Re: Performing actions in external EXE using VB.NET

    I don't know what graph API is, but Facebook has an API and that's what you should be using. If that's what you mean by graph API, then why don't you want to use it?
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    Re: Performing actions in external EXE using VB.NET

    Quote Originally Posted by abhishek009 View Post
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    What is the best way to achieve this kinds of stuff ?.
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    Use the Facebook Graph API. This is the only sanctioned way to do what you want.
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