Google Ads API Client Library for Java
The client library for Java is hosted on
GitHub and
distributed
through Maven. It offers several features to help you use
the API, including easier management of credentials and creation of Google Ads API
service clients.
The library requires Java 1.8+.
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Video library: Getting started with the Java client library
Guides
- Getting started
- Setup instructions for the library.
- Authorization
Instructions on configuring OAuth2 credentials for the library using
different authorization flows.
- OAuth desktop application flow
- How to get OAuth2 refresh tokens for desktop apps.
- OAuth web application flow
- How to get OAuth2 refresh tokens for web apps.
- OAuth service account flow
- How to use OAuth2 with service account credentials.
- Build from source
How to build the client library from source.
- Configuration file format
How to specify Java properties.
- Logging
How to set up logging.
- Field masks
How to use field masks in update operations.
- Resource names
Form and usage of resource names in the API.
- Proxy configuration
Configure a HTTP(S) proxy.
- Long-running operations
Run long-running operations.
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Last updated 2024-10-24 UTC.
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