One more problem with this, I've tried to use the client Library.
but before I can run:
(user.OAuthProvider as AdsOAuthNetProvider).AccessToken = new
OAuthToken(TokenType.Access, "ACCESS_TOKEN_HERE",
"ACCESS_SECRET_HERE", "CONSUMER_KEY_HERE");
I must create an Instance of user.OAuthProvider, so I tried to do:
user.OAuthProvider = new AdsOAuthNetProvider(config.OAuthConsumerKey,
config.OAuthConsumerSecret, AdWordsService.GetOAuthScope(user.Config
as AdWordsAppConfig), "www.CallBackURL");
which trow exception because in a inner function there is:
protected AdsOAuthNetProvider(OAuthService service, string
callbackUrl)
: base(new EndPoint("http://localhost";, "POST"), service, null,
service.ComponentLocator.GetInstance(),
new RequestStateKey(service,
HttpContext.Current.Session.SessionID))
but
HttpContext.Current == null
What am I missing ?
Thanks.
On Dec 18, 12:10 pm, "Dr.g." wrote:
> Dear Anash,
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
> I've seen this example but unfortunately it's not applicable for my
> situation.
> I'm working in C# and I use the WSDL structure to create the SOAP
> request manually since using the Client Library have some over head
> I'm trying to avoid.
> So far, when I needed a service, what I have to do is this:
>
> RequestHeader requestHeader = new RequestHeader();
>
> requestHeader.developerToken = MY_DEVELOPER_TOKEN;
> requestHeader.userAgent = "C# Client Library";
>
>
> ///
> ///
> /
> //I BELIEVE I NEED TO REPLACE THE NEXT TWO LINES. I'M JUST NOT SURE
> WITH WHAT.
> AuthToken token = new AuthToken(USER-EMAIL, USER-PASSWORD, "C# Client
> Library");
> requestHeader.authToken = token.GetToken();
>
> ///
> ///
> /
>
> if (headerValues.ContainsKey("clientCustomerId"))
> {
> requestHeader.clientCustomerId =
> headerValues["clientCustomerId"];
> }
> //Set request header
> PropertyInfo requestHeaderProperty =
> serviceType.GetProperty("RequestHeader");
> requestHeaderProperty.SetValue(service, requestHeader, null);
>
> Saying I have the Token and the Secret already,
> Any Idea how I get the correct token to there?
>
> Thanks!
>
> On Dec 13, 3:29 pm, "Anash P. Oommen"
>
>
>
>
>
>
> +fo...@google.com> wrote:
> > Hi R.g,
>
> > Yes, you can load an existing OAuth accesstoken.
> > Seehttp://code.google.com/p/google-api-adwords-dotnet/wiki/UsingOAuthfor
> > details.
>
> > Cheers,
> > Anash P. Oommen,
> > AdWords API Advisor.
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