There's no reason that should not work unless...
- There's a proxy or firewall issue preventing you from seeing graph.facebook.com (and you say there's not)
- There's some other form of network issue preventing you from seeing graph.facebook.com (such as a DNS issue)
- Facebook has discontinued use of graph.facebook.com (and this most certainly has *not* happened).
So, this still sounds like a network issue of some sort. Have you tried going to graph.facebook.com in your browser? If all you do is point your browser at http://graph.facebook.com, you should *at least* get back the following JSON:
Code:
{
"error": {
"message": "Unsupported get request",
"type": "GraphMethodException",
"code": 100
}
}
If your browser can't do it, then it's certainly a network issue of some sort. But if your browser can see it but you still get the same error in your code, then it's something else. (Honestly, I'd be very puzzled at that point, but trying it in your browser is still an easy and worthwhile exercise.)
Craig Walls
Spring Social Project Lead