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<blockquote> Q. Create a controller with the functions of utilsFacebook is the correct think to do? </blockquote> Having done a facebook app using yii as the framework, i would recommend you to make this library either a component, or an extension. But definitely don't put these functions in the controller directly. Whenever a controller needs them call the functions using your custom facebook util class. Components can be put in the folder: projectrootfolder/protected/components Extensions can be put in the folder: projectrootfolder/protected/extensions If you don't believe that either of these make semantic sense, you can always create a new folder within protected, say utils and put the class there. However i think extensions is the best way to go. <blockquote> Q. Should I store that object in a SESSION to get a better performance or is a bad idea? </blockquote> I don't think it's necessary to store the object in a session, because there will be no visible performance gain. Further you'll complicate your code unnecessarily. What i had done was, created an app level component and used this component throughout the app, in any controller. Example: In your application's config, protected/config/main.php : <pre><code>'components'=>array( 'fbHelper'=>array( // gave the component this name 'class'=>'ext.utils.FacebookHelper', // had stored the helper class in extensions/utils folder 'parameter1'='somevalue', // more parameters ), // standard yii app components ), </code></pre> This will allow you to use the component like this: <code>Yii::app()->fbHelper->getFriends();</code> Take a look at the <a href="http://www.yiiframework.com/extension/facebook-opengraph" rel="nofollow" title="http://www.yiiframework.com/extension/facebook-opengraph">facebook-opengraph</a> extension, which could help you, on the way.
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