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Introdução à API Google Play EMM
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A API Google Play EMM está disponível apenas para os provedores de soluções de gerenciamento de mobilidade empresarial (EMM) que concluíram todas as etapas do processo de registro e foram aprovados pelo Google para participar do programa.
Sobre as bibliotecas de cliente e as APIs de EMM do Google Play
A API Google Play EMM é uma API REST documentada na
referência da API Google Play EMM.
A API Google Play EMM pode ser usada por:
Grande parte do código de amostra neste site usa a biblioteca de cliente Java.
As amostras que usam outras bibliotecas de cliente, como Ruby e Python, podem ser encontradas na ramificação do Google do repositório do GitHub (github.com/google/play-work).
Sobre o exemplo de código
Você encontrará exemplos de tarefas de gerenciamento de rotina na guia "Amostras", no
guia Tarefas comuns de gerenciamento.
Você também encontra exemplos de código nestes documentos:
Configuração preliminar para desenvolvedores de EMM
Você precisa de uma Conta do Google. Você também precisa usar o Console de APIs do Google ou
do Console do Google Cloud. Supondo que você tenha recebido a aprovação e o acesso
às APIs de EMM do Google Play, veja um breve resumo sobre como começar:
- Faça login no Console de APIs do Google.
- Criar um projeto Esse projeto conterá as contas de serviço e credenciais a serem usadas pelo console de EMM.
- Ative a biblioteca da API Google Play EMM para o projeto.
- Crie uma conta de serviço principal para o projeto.
Consulte Inscrever-se na comunidade de EMM para
conferir todos os detalhes.
Saiba mais sobre os recursos para desenvolvedores de EMM do Google
Além da
documentação de referência da API Google Play EMM
e dos guias, veja alguns recursos do Google para desenvolvedores de EMM:
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Última atualização 2025-08-31 UTC.
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