I'm currently working on an Android application that'll need to display the user's stream. The code for this is in place and working fine, but I noticed I would get empty responses after about three successive calls to /me/home with the "until" parameter set correctly. The increasing the "limit" parameter has no effect, but the Graph API Explorer is able to make the call same call (with it's own access token) just fine.
I narrowed down the cause of the empty response to the access token, and I can consistently reproduce it in the Graph API Explorer. When I request a token through the explorer with "Graph API Explorer" selected as application in the upper right, the calls always return the correct result. However, as soon as I use my own app (still in the explorer) the very same request returns an empty "data" array. I can also use the former token in my own application and get the results I want.
UPDATE: To clarify what works and what does not, this is what I get with a token for my own app
this works : me/home?until=1372587386&limit=10
this doesn't: me/home?until=1372587385&limit=10
Notice the until parameter is a second earlier? The first request returned 10 entries, including ones posted earlier than the date supplied in my second request. This does not occur when I use the token from the Graph API Explorer application.
Both tokens have the "read_stream" permission, and a call to https: //graph.facebook.com/me/permissions confirms this. The only variable is the application that the token is for. The app's configuration on Facebook seems fine to me:
Is this a limitation of "Sandbox Mode", or is there something else that's causing my own tokens to result an empty response?
