Integrazione di AdFalcon con la mediazione
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Questa guida è rivolta ai publisher interessati a utilizzare la mediazione degli annunci per dispositivi mobili di Google con AdFalcon. Ti aiuta a configurare un adattatore di mediazione con la tua app attuale e a configurare parametri di richiesta aggiuntivi.
Prerequisiti
Primer utili
I seguenti articoli del Centro assistenza forniscono informazioni di base sulla mediazione:
Includi l'adattatore di rete e l'SDK
Scarica l'SDK e l'adattatore per AdFalcon dai link forniti sopra.
Alcuni SDK includono già un adattatore Google Mobile Ads,
mentre altri lo offrono come file separato. Consulta le istruzioni di integrazione o il file README inclusi in ogni adattatore.
Includi gli SDK e i file degli adattatori delle reti mediate come dipendenze nel file build.gradle a livello di app su Android e Podfile su iOS.
Includi configurazioni di rete
- Android
- Alcune reti pubblicitarie richiedono l'aggiunta di configurazioni aggiuntive al file
AndroidManifest.xml. Puoi apportare queste modifiche a
AndroidManifest.xml all'interno della directory android/app/src/main.
- iOS
- Apri l'elemento
ios/Runner.xcworkspace del tuo progetto in Xcode e includi eventuali framework, flag del compilatore o flag del linker richiesti dalle reti che hai scelto.
L'app non deve chiamare direttamente il codice di una rete pubblicitaria di terze parti; l'SDK Google Mobile Ads interagisce con l'adattatore della rete con mediazione per recuperare annunci di terze parti per tuo conto.
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Ultimo aggiornamento 2025-07-26 UTC.
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