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** Important **: Handling pagination:
**Important**: Handling pagination:
Most edge APIs have default pagination, which returns a limited number of objects (~30 objects) instead of the entire list. If you want to load more, you need to make a separate API call. In our SDK, you can call to `nextPage()`:

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campaigns = campaigns.withAutoPaginationIterator(true);
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In this case, campaigns.iterator() will return an iterator that can fetch the next page automatically.
In this case, `campaigns.iterator()` will return an iterator that can fetch the next page automatically.

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### Batch Mode

Every execute() is an HTTP request, which takes a network round trip. Facebook API does support <a href="https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/making-multiple-requests" target="_blank">batch mode</a>, which allows you to make multiple API calls in a single HTTP request.
Every `execute()` is an HTTP request, which takes a network round trip. Facebook API does support <a href="https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/making-multiple-requests" target="_blank">batch mode</a>, which allows you to make multiple API calls in a single HTTP request.

In this SDK, you can simply replace execute() with addToBatch() to prepare a batch API call. When it's ready, you call batch.execute().
In this SDK, you can simply replace execute() with addToBatch() to prepare a batch API call. When it's ready, you call `batch.execute()`.

Example:
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public static final APIContext context = new APIContext(ACCESS_TOKEN, APP_SECRET).enableDebug(true).setLogger(System.out);

This will print out the network requests and responses. By default it prints on STDOUT, but you can customize by calling .setLogger(PrintSteam)
This will print out the network requests and responses. By default it prints on STDOUT, but you can customize by calling `.setLogger(PrintSteam)`

#### Customize Network
In v0.2.0, we added APIRequest.changeRequestExecutor(IRequestExecutor), which can be used to set your own network request executor. This makes it possible to add proxy settings, automatic retry, or better network traffic management. See ``/example/NetworkCustomizationExample.java``.
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