Hi,
If your application is a simple one, then you can set the values in
App.config and then create new AdWordsUser(). If you need to switch
the credentials to manage a large number of users, then AdWordsUser
has a parameterized constructor that you may use. See
http://code.google.com/p/google-api-
That sound a lot like I did the first time, I'll try it again from
scrach and see if that makes a difference.
My larger questions was, again, to do with where the program is
actually getting the user account informaiton. My application is
designed to be used by any number of MMC/Clients users, so
Hi,
I was looking for the version number 9.0.0.0. My guess is that somehow
the ApplicationConfiguration values are not getting picked up
properly, so I need more background into how your particular sample is
running (web service/asp.net/windows service, etc.) Meanwhile, here's
how I did it for a v
I think I noted that I'm using the 201003 version of the API. I'm then
building the Google provided solution and extracting the dll, which I
then add a reference to in my actual project. When I add the google-
api-adwords-dotnet.dll dll the version number is 9.0.0.0. Is any other
sort of identifer
Hi TRH,
Could you let me know which version of AdWords API C# library you are
using?
Cheers,
Anash P. Oommen,
AdWords API Advisor.
On Aug 1, 12:13 am, none wrote:
> Using Visual Studio 2010, VB.Net, .Net 4.0, API 201003
>
> I’m having a very tough understanding why this has to be so hard.
>
> I
Using Visual Studio 2010, VB.Net, .Net 4.0, API 201003
I’m having a very tough understanding why this has to be so hard.
I’ve managed to convert the C# examples into VB.NET but the code can’t
authenticate against the server. If I code the
ApplicationConfiguration information into the vb.net modul
