How to get roster from an existing connection

[Jason S]

Here is my code:

$socket = "unix:///etc/JAXL/.jaxl/sock/jaxl_" . $pid . ".sock";

$fp = stream_socket_client( $socket, $errno, $errstr);

if (!$fp)

{

  display_error($errstr);

}

else

{

fwrite( $fp,'global \$client; \$client->get_roster(); print_r(\$client->roster);');

$response =  fread( $fp, 1024 );

printf( "$response\n" );

fclose( $fp );

exit;

}

I am getting a connection to the sock file, but a fwrite like that just returns b:0;.  What am I doing wrong?  Perhaps I'm not understanding what needs to be written.  I ultimately want $response to get the array roster.

I've spent countless hours trying to get JAXL to work and I'm almost there except for this last thing.  Thank you!

[Jason S]

Is this even possible the way I'm doing it?

If not, could I at least send a message this way?

JAXL is so powerful but it's a shame the documentation is lacking.  I plan to write a full guide to what I've done (a full Facebook server) if I can get it working.

[Jason S]

Was about to finally figure it out after another 10 hours.

I now have a complete server that will run the following:

mysite.com/?action=login&fb_app_id=(app id)&user=(user)&access_key(fb token)

mysite.com/?action=sendMessage&sid(session id)&to=(to fb ID)&msg=(message)

mysite.com/?action=getOnlineBuddies&sid(session id)

mysite.com/?action=getRecentMessages&sid(session id)&user=(fb user id)

mysite.com/?action=getAllMessages&sid(session id)&user=(fb user id)

Everything is manged via PHP/MySQL and the processes are all cleaned up automatically as users become inactive.

Will be posting a guide/code when I get a chance.