Hi,
I believe the second argument to the Paging constructor is the number of
results you want, not the last index to return. Try just passing PAGE_SIZE
instead of offset + PAGE_SIZE as the second argument.
- Kevin Winter
AdWords API Team
On Thursday, August 16, 2012 1:52:15 AM UTC-4, jerryhouse wrote:
>
> I tried to get the adgroup by adwords java api with the code below:
>
> List<AdGroup> adGroups = new LinkedList<AdGroup>();
> adGroups = new LinkedList<AdGroup>();
> AdGroupServiceInterface gs = ServiceFactory.getAdGroupService();
> // Create selector.
> Selector selector = new Selector();
> String[] fields = AdwordsFieldUitl.getAdGroupField();
> selector.setFields(fields);
> Predicate p = new Predicate("Status", PredicateOperator.IN, new
> String[]{"ENABLED"});
> selector.setPredicates(new Predicate[]{p});
> selector.setPaging(new Paging(0, PAGE_SIZE));
> try {
> AdGroupPage page = gs.get(selector);
> int offset = 0;
> while (offset < page.getTotalNumEntries()) {
> for (AdGroup g : page.getEntries())
> adGroups.add(g);
> offset += PAGE_SIZE;
> selector.setPaging(new Paging(offset, offset + PAGE_SIZE));
> }
> } catch (ApiException e) {
> e.printStackTrace();
> } catch (RemoteException e) {
> e.printStackTrace();
> }
> return adGroups;
> When I check the results, I am so confused that there are many adgroup
> records has the same id and other contents, shouldn't the id of the adgroup
> be unique for each different adgroups?
>
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