GoogleAds

Error codes that could be sent by the ads SDK.

No error occurred.

The ad request is invalid.

Successful ad request, but no ad returned due to lack of inventory.

The ad request was unsuccessful due to network connectivity issues.

Something happened internally.

The interstitial ad has already been shown and must be reloaded.

The ad request is cancelled.

The type of AdEvent being raised.

An ad was received.

The ad request failed. See error code for the reason.

The ad is displaying a full-screen overlay.

The ad overlay is being dismissed.

The user is being navigated away from the app.

Event args for ad events.

Event args for error-related events.

Ad units subscribe to this interface so they can send events to the host app.

Raised when an ad is successfully received.

Raised in case an ad could not be loaded successfully due to either of the following reasons: - There was a network issue. - The request made was determined to be invalid. - Successful ad request, but no ad returned due to lack of inventory. - Something went wrong internally.

Raised before an interstitial/overlay is shown.

Raised after an interstitial/overlay is dismissed.

Raised when the action taken by the user caused an external app to open.

A structure representing gender of the user for targeting purposes.

Unknown gender.

Male gender.

Female gender.

The user's birthday.

Extra parameters to pass to the ad request.

Keywords to use for ad selection.

When true, this will not send real ad requests. This is to be used to test the SDK.

The user's gender.

The user's location.

The ad format.

The unit ID for the ad.

Predefined ad formats. Even though arbitrarily-size ads are supported, In order to get the most fill rate for requests, these formats need to be used.

Fills the map of string->AdFormat dictionary through simple reflection so that we don't need to add new formats everytime and care about phone/rt specific formats.

Gets the object representation of a given string. There is 1-1 correspondance between and the AdFormats enum.

Format string, e.g. Banner, MediumRectangle.

The ad format for interstitial

The ad format for banner type.

The interface for the ad formats.

The string representation of the format.

Formats that are supported by AdView. These formats have particular width and height. In order to account for multiple platforms (phone and desktop/tablet), the ad request size and display size could be different.

The postfix for ads.

Request size for the ad. For 320x250_mb format, the request size is 320x50 for both platforms for example.

Request size for the ad. For 320x250_mb format, the display size for phone is 480x75 for example.

Sets the display size.

The string representation of the ad.

Interstitial ad format.

Dependency property for the Format.

Dependency property for the Ad Unit ID.

Dependency property for the ad parameters/request.

Initializes the AdView.

This method is called when WPF rendering mechanism asks for the user control size.

Binds the ad to a static image so that in design time, things are easier for developer.

Fires an event to the host app.

The type of event. The error code or NO_ERROR if not an error.

InitializeComponent

Ad Unit ID for the ad.

Ad AdFormat for the ad. Suggested values: For phone: AdFormats.Banner For tablet and desktop: AdFormats.Banner AdFormats.MediumRectangle AdFormats.FullBanner AdFormats.Leaderboard In order to use a random-sized ad format, please change the width and the height of this control.

Parameters for additional information about the requested ad.

Raised when an ad is successfully received.

Raised before an interstitial/overlay is shown.

Raised after an interstitial/overlay is dismissed.

Raised when the action taken by the user caused an external app to open.

The identifier for the windows SDK.

Gets the assembly version through reflection. This removes the need to duplicate assembly version in constants and also in assembly info file.

The version number of the SDK.

The class that holds information about ads.

Request used to pull information from the server.

Tracking Urls to ping.

Impression Urls to ping.

No fill pings - temporarily used for mediation.

The Url for the ad.

Url redirect chain.

Content.

Did we ping the trackings?

Did we ping the impressions?

Debug information.

Called when the user navigates away from the ad.

Sends an event back to the AdView or InterstitialAd.

The type of the event. The error code or NO_ERROR if there was no error.

This initiates the loading of an ad. It will create a WebView sourcing sdk_core.js.

The AdRequest object containing additional parameters.

Sets the GWebView and related AdInformation and assigns them to class variables. Child classes should use override this to modify their viewmodels.

The WebView instance showing the ad. The information for the ad.

Actually loads the ad if an ad is not already loading. Clears the click and impression URLs and constructs the request building WebView.

This function is invoked asynchronously when the webview containing the request-building JS is loaded. It constructs a JSON blob with the request parameters and then calls into the JS to build the ad request.

Unused. Unused.

Fired when we cannot load the WebView used to build SDK core.

Unused. Unused.

Fetches the ad using AdLoaders.

The request url.

Called if the ad request did not fill. Notifies the publisher and releases the lock.

Called if the ad request successfully filled.

Called when the ad has finished loading. Attaches the redirect listener and releases the lock.

Unused. Unused.

Called when the ad is shown to the user.

Pings and clears the click URLs sent in the X-Afma-Click-Tracking-Urls header.

Pings and clears the impression URLs sent in the X-Afma-Tracking-Urls header.

Opens the html content in a new WebView.

Triggered when the content of the webview has been loaded. This will open the overlay and transition into new page.

Base class for view models.

Triggered when the value of a property changes.

Name of the property.

Extracts the name of the property from a lambda function and triggers PropertyChanged with that property.

Triggers the event.

The name of the property changing.

This method is triggered when a property under observation changes.

The ad manager in possession of the adview.

The ad format selected for the adview.

The ad loaded that is loaded/about to be loaded into adview.

The unit id for the ad.

The current view shown in the ad. This can be a WebView or in case of tablet, it can be the snapshot of the webview.

The height of the ad.

The last request made.

The WebView that handles the last ad shown.

The width of the ad.

Loads the ad with an empty parameter set.

Loads the ad with a given parameter set.

Notifies the AdView of DismissScreen event.

If true, when opening an overlay, the SDK should fire the onshow and onhide events.

Gets or sets the view shown in the AdView.

Gets or sets the WebView to be shown in the AdView.

Gets or sets the width of the AdView.

Gets or sets the height of the AdView.

Gets or sets the AdFormat of the AdView.

Gets or sets the AdUnitID of the AdView.

Gets or sets the information about the ad being shown in the adview.

Gets or sets the delegate that is used to propagate events to the AdView.

The delegate for sending events back to the adview.

The event type. The error type.

The class that holds information about Banner type of ads.

The refresh interval between consecutive ads.

The view model that this AdManager operates on.

A timer used for allowing our banners to refresh.

Called when the timer ticks if an X-Afma-Refresh-Rate specified a refresh timeout.

Unused Unused

Restarts the refresh timer.

Sets the webview that has the ad on view model.

The webview that holds the ad/ The ad information instance.

Called when an ad is loaded. This does the following: 1) Displays the view if it is collapsed. 2) Pings any impression URLs passed in the headers. 3) Starts the refresh timer. 4) Sends an event to notify the publisher.

Unused. Unused.

Called when the ad request did not fill. Hides the view and restarts the timer.

Called when the user navigates away from the ad. Stops the timer.

Sends an event to the AdView who owns this AdManager instance.

The type of event. The error code or NO_ERROR if event is not an error.

Receives a GMSG and dispatches it to the correct handler.

This GMSG is invoked to determine if URLs are openable. This will in turn call back into the WebView with a JSON object with the URLs as keys and a boolean indicating if they are openable. e.g. { "http://www.url.com": true, "tel:5555555555": false } Right now this will return true for all URLs.

The GWebView sending the GMSG. The query parameters of the GMSG.

This GMSG is used to asynchronously ping the specified URL.

The GWebView sending the GMSG. The query parameters of the GMSG.

This GMSG is passed when the ad request is invalid.

The GWebView sending the GMSG. The query parameters of the GMSG.

This GMSG is sent by sdk_core when it has finished constructing the ad request URL. Upon receiving the ad URL, the AdManager instance will fetch the ad.

The GWebView sending the GMSG. The query parameters of the GMSG.

This GMSG is passed when the SDK constants are loaded.

The GWebView sending the GMSG. The query parameters of the GMSG.

This GMSG will cause the SDK to log to the Visual Studio error console.

The GWebView sending the GMSG. The query parameters of the GMSG.

Opens up a rich-media overlay.

Opens up a rich-media overlay with HTML.

Performs the open function within an overlay.

The GWebView sending the GMSG. The query parameters of the GMSG.

Performs the open function within an overlay.

The GWebView sending the GMSG. The query parameters of the GMSG.

Null handler for messages that we do not care.

The GWebView sending the GMSG. The query parameters of the GMSG.

The fallback handler for unknown or unimplemented GMSGs.

The GWebView sending the GMSG. The query parameters of the GMSG.

Delegate definition for the handler functions.

The GWebView sending the GMSG. The query parameters of the GMSG.

Represents a message sent by the core/ads js.

Uri Scheme. "gmsg" for this class.

Paramaters obtained from the message.

Path.

Http client for Phone. Sends the request and gets the response.

Interface for platform specific clients.

This is used to convert , which are common to both Phone and Windows RT to platform-specific .

The request instance. The platform specific request instance

This is used to convert which is Windows RT specific to .

The platform specific response instance The response instance.

Sends the request and gets the response asynchronously.

This delegate is used to transform some of the HttpHeaders to property assignments on .

Base class for Http contents.

Buffer size for copy operations.

Creates the stream for reading response stream.

Copies the stream to .

The stream to copy to.

Reads the response stream into a byte array.

Reads the response stream into a string.

The header class for response and request.

Gets the first header value for given .

The header key.

Sets the header for . Note that this overwrites the previous value for the header.

The header key. The header value.

Gets the list of header values for given .

The header key.

The class for representing HTTP method.

Get Method.

Post Method

Initializes the class with string representation of the method.

Checks if this object is equal to .

The object to compare to.

Class representing an HTTP request.

The version. 1.1 by default.

The Uri for the request.

Headers for the request.

Request method.

Http content.

Class representing the response for an HTTP request.

The status code for the response.

The headers.

The content for the response.

The response Uri.

The exception, if there was any.

Http Content implementation for streams.

Initializes the object with stream.

The stream.

Creates the stream from the stream.

Http Content implementation for streams.

Initializes the object with string.

The string.

Class to decouple information related to current app. CurrentApp of Windows Store apps is static and makes testing harder.

The class that holds information about interstitial ads.

Timeout for requesting the interstitial content.

Represents the result of an ad load.

An AdLoader is a class that contains information about ad loading.

This header notifies the client code of the URLs that should be pinged when the ad is shown.

This header notifies the client code of the URLs that should be pinged when the ad is clicked (i.e. when user interacts with the ad).

This header is used for debug gesture.

Http client to make the requests.

Initializes the class with given IHttpClient instance to fetch the ad content.

The HttpClient instance to fetch the content.

Loads the ad by first constructing Ad URL using SDK core AFMA_buildAdURL function, and then fetching the content through Http request.

The ad information to populate.

Processes the headers.

The ad information to populate. The HttpResponse instance to process.

Specialized banner ad loader.

In addition to default processing, this collects the refresh rate information for banner ads.

The ad information to populate. The HttpResponse instance to process.

Specialized interstitial loaders.

When this header is returned in the ad response, subsequent interstitial requests will timeout in that amount of time (in seconds).

In addition to default processing, this collects the timeout information for interstitial ads.

This class represents a command that invokes a delegate, and also takes a parameter.

Initializes the command

The delegate to be executed

Determines if the command can be executed. Returns true for now.

Executes the command.

Not used.

This class represents a command that invokes a delegate, and also takes a parameter.

Initializes the command using a delegate.

The delegate to be invoked.

Determines if the command can be executed. Returns true for now.

Executes the command with a given parameter.

Not used.

Triggered when command executability is changed.

Wraps CurrentApp and provides necessary methods.

Navigates to a given Uri.

Navigates to a given HTML code.

Invokes a given function.

The name of the function to invoke. The arguments.

The list of urls that are allowed to notify the host.

The source uri of the page.

The source code of the page.

Decides whether the scrolling functionality is disabled or not.

Triggered when the WebView is navigating. This is going to trigger for every redirect request.

Triggered when the navigation completes.

Triggered when a navigation fails.

Triggered when the page completes the load.

Triggered when the javascript inside the webview notifies the host.

Location for temporary files.

The isolated storage for the application;

Holds the name of the file used to store ad content.

Initializes the class.

Navigates to a Uri.

The uri to navigte to.

Navigates to an HTML code.

The HTML code to navigate.

Invokes a script.

Invokes a script function.

The name of the function. The args to pass to.

Attaches to the events that are fired when user tries to scroll the page. The hierarchy of a WebView is (roughly) as follows: WebView - Border - Border - WebBrowserInteropCanvas - PanZoomContainer - Grid. Events are passed into actual TileHost (which is the native IE10 component). TileHost does not handle manipulation events. Grid seems to be the place we can prevent events from bubbling up to the higher levels.

Manipulation is completed when the user finishes touching the screen. This doesn't mean much for scroll, as we are interested in the delta behavior. But for zoom, the final zoom level is computed when the touch is completed, hence we suppress them here.

The respective event is triggered when the input event (e.g. touch) changes position. Since scroll and zoom are the gestures that are using this events at a lower level, we can prevent them from happening here.

Deletes the file after the ad is displayed successfully. This is to delete temporary files from the storage.

Initializes the events to null handlers.

Release event handlers.

InitializeComponent

Sets the list of urls that can notify the host app. Phone browser doesn't seem to have this capability.

Gets/sets the source Uri.

Gets the source code.

Determines whether the scrolling functionality is disabled or not. The default is true.

Triggered when the navigation completes.

Triggered when the WebView is navigating. This is going to trigger for every redirect request.

Triggered when a navigation fails.

Triggered when the page completes the load.

Triggered when the javascript inside the webview notifies the host.

Event args for Navigating event of webview.

Cancellation getter function.

Cancellation setter function.

Initializes the class.

Initializes the class with given and . When these functions are provided, calling Cancel = True will invoke the .

The Uri the page is navigating to.

Setting this to true will cancel the request. Doesn't work on WinRT.

Helper class for consistency in cancelling.

Event args to be used for NavigationFailed event of GWebView

The Uri the page GWebView is trying to navigate to.

Event args to be used for LoadCompleted event of GWebView

The Uri the page navigated.

Event args to be used for Notified event of GWebView

The panel to show debug information.

InitializeComponent

The view model for and .

Reports the debug information to BadAd.

Copies the debug headers to clipboard.

The information about which the bug report is going to be filed.

User control to catch debug informations.

When moving pointer from, say, bottom left to top right, the direction change occurs frequently due to resolution and noise in location. Thus, we have to put a threshold such that any direction change should occur at least this far from the last point.

The panel that's holding the window.

The pop up.

The direction the pointer should take to realize the next step in gesture.

The direction pointer should move to realize the next step in gesture recognition.

Limit on the left we should pass to realize the next step of the gesture, if going the next direction is Left.

Limit on the right we should pass to realize the next step of the gesture, if going the next direction is Right.

Number of segments we have completed so far in the gesture.

Start location for the gesture. We need to have this because there doesn't seem to be a way to access current pointer location without manually calculating it.

Initializes the debug panel. It's an overlay on current ad views, and it will recognize debug gesture and will open up an overlay.

Does the initialization each time a gesture is started.

Unused. Unused.

Checks if there is a direction change in the gesture, and bookkeeps it.

The delta event args to be investigated.

When a gesture ends, we check if we reach enough number of moves to activate the debug dialog.

The delta event args to be investigated.

Gets the gesture direction for a manipulation event args. Gives Right if manipulation is positive, Left otherwise.

The manipulation delta event for the gesture.

Changes the gesture direction.

In case a debug gesture is realized, it opens up a popup window.

Handles the page back button one time, and deregisters itself.

The ad instance whose information is to be shown.

The direction for the gesture. If a positive manipulation delta is used, the direction is right, otherwise it's left.

The class to report X-Afma-Debug-Dialog to bad ad server.

Initializes the events with empty methods.

Loads an ad and triggers the OnAdReceived event when the ad is fully loaded.

An AdRequest object with additional ad parameters.

Once an ad is loaded, this will open the ad in an overlay.

Fires an event to the host app.

The type of event. The error code or NO_ERROR if not an error.

Raised when an ad is successfully received.

Raised before an interstitial/overlay is shown.

Raised after an interstitial/overlay is dismissed.

Raised when the action taken by the user caused an external app to open.

Interface for the logger.

The shortcut for Trace log level.

The message to be logged. The exception to be logged.

The shortcut for Debug log level.

The message to be logged. The exception to be logged.

The shortcut for Info log level.

The message to be logged. The exception to be logged.

The shortcut for Warn log level.

The message to be logged. The exception to be logged.

The shortcut for Fatal log level.

The message to be logged. The exception to be logged.

The shortcut for Error log level.

The message to be logged. The exception to be logged.

The structured data for log events.

Sets the stack trace.

Determines which method made call to the logger.

The stack trace Returns the frame number that user made call to the logger to.

This method determines if we should any given assembly when determining the user frame.

The name of the logger that created this logging event.

The message to be logged.

The exception to be logged.

Time stamp.

The severity.

Do we have stack trace?

The stack trace.

The stack frame that made call to the logger. This helps excluding method calls within this assembly.

The stack frame number.

The shortcut for Trace log level.

The message to be logged. The exception to be logged.

The shortcut for Debug log level.

The message to be logged. The exception to be logged.

The shortcut for Info log level.

The message to be logged. The exception to be logged.

The shortcut for Warn log level.

The message to be logged. The exception to be logged.

The shortcut for Fatal log level.

The message to be logged. The exception to be logged.

The shortcut for Error log level.

The message to be logged. The exception to be logged.

Logs the event to targets associated with this logger.

The severity of the event. The message to be logged. The exception to be logged.

Logs a given log event by checking if the event satisfies any given rule, and then logs to the target specified.

Log levels. The values (and the order of severity - ascending) is as follows: Trace = 0 Debug = 1 Info = 2 Warn = 3 Error = 4 Fatal = 5

The log manager that keeps instances of different loggers.

Gets the logger with a given name.

The name of the logger. The logger.

Gets the logger for a given type.

Gets the simplified name for the type. Instead of giving GoogleAds.Core.AdCommnicator`[GoogleAds.Core.AdManager`[...]] this will give AdCommunicator[AdManager[..]] sort of name.

Gets the logger for given name and loggerType.

Name of the logger. Type of the class requesting logger.

The key for loggers.

Debug target that prints out to Debug console.

Internal base implementation for targets.

The interface for debug targets.

Initialization method. Implementors should do things necessary for the proper execution of the logger. This includes opening files, and sockets etc.

Writes the log events to the output.

Finish sequence. This is the method which should destroy resources and such.

The name of the target. It is set during when it is registered with the LogManager.

Gets if the target is initialized.

True if this target has already been initialized.

Initialization method. Implementors should do things necessary for the proper execution of the logger. This includes opening files, and sockets etc.

Writes the log events to the output.

Finish sequence. This is the method which should destroy resources and such.

The name of the target. It is set during when it is registered with the LogManager.

Gets if the target is initialized.

True if this target has already been initialized.

Built-in target source..

This target prints the output to the debug console.

The name of the target. The debug target that prints to the debug console.

A basic page that acts as a full screen in-app browser for interstitials and click to overlay requests.

InitializeComponent

The default action when the overlay is opened. Fires the onshow event if the bit is set.

The default action when the overlay is dismissed. Fires the onhide event if the bit is set.

When called, this will tell the overlay it should call onshow and onhide.

Actions to occur when the overlay is shown.

Actions to occur when the overlay is dismissed.

The WebView used within the overlay.

The information about ad.

The pipeline that constructs a dictionary of key-value pairs that are to be sent to SDK Core.

The interface for potential hashing mechanisms.

Hashes the given value after appending for increased security.

The input to be hashed. The salt to be used. Returns the hash of the given input and salt.

Hasher for SHA-1 Algorithm.

Hashes the input and returns the hex output.

The input to be hashed. The salt.

The class to obtain user ID and device ids for Windows Phone.

The interface for device and user identifiers.

Gets the identifier for the current user.

Gets the identifier for the current application.

Gets the package specific user id.

Generates the application identifier. The default order: 1. CurrentApp.AppId 2. Market Receipt App Id

Generates a user id that's going to be stored in the isolated storage, and returns it.

Evaluate the delegates sequentially. Whenever one returns true, it means a valid identifier is found, and the later ones do not need to be invoked.

Generates a globally-unique identifier and stores it in the storage.

The generated id.

Returns the App Id generated by the store.

Gets the app id through package information.

Gets the device id from market receipt.

Gets the network adapter id.

Gets the ANID for the current user.

Gets the identifier for the device.

Gets the user identifier in the following order: 1. Gets ANID 2. Gets Device Unique ID 3. Gets first Network Adapter Id.

Gets the user id of the user.

Gets the application id of the app.

Gets the package specific user id.

Delegate for identifier functions.

Location serializer.

Initializes the encrypting serializer with a clear-text serializer.

The serializer to use before encryption.

Converts a given coordinate to proto and encrypts it.

The coordinates to encrypt.

Takes the ASCII representation of the unified location proto and AES encrypts, then base64 encodes it to be sent across the network.

The ASCII representation of the unified location proto. The encrypted string to be inserted into the UULE param.

Takes a location and returns the uule parameter.

The geoposition object containing location data. The formatted uule parameter.

Takes a Geoposition and returns the ASCII representation of the unified location proto.

The Geocoordinate object containing location data. The ASCII representation of the unified location proto.

A request modifier is a class that will act on a given dictionary based on the information provided in the given AdRequest.

Modifies based on the information provided in and other environmental information.

The request to collect data from. The output dictionary.

Adds the language information to the output.

Appends the language information to .

The request to collect data from. The output dictionary.

Appends the location information to the output.

Initializes the class with the .

The serializer to use to convert location information to string

Appends the location information to .

The request to collect data from. The output dictionary.

Modifies the request output using an array of modifiers.

Initializes the class with given .

An array of modifiers to act on an AdRequest

Modifies the request output using the array of modifiers.

The request to collect data from. The output dictionary.

Appends the screen related information to the output.

Appends the screen related information, such as density, height and width to the dictionary.

The request to collect data from. The output dictionary.

Appends the SDK related information to the output.

Appends the SDK related information to .

The request to collect data from. The output dictionary.

Appends the basic information that are available in the AdRequest. This informatio includes Age, Keywords, Gender and so on.

Appends the basic information such as Age and Keywords to the .

The request to collect data from. The output dictionary.

Extracts an integer HTTP header, returning -1 in the case of error.

The HTTP response. The name of the header.

Pings the specified URL, ignoring any response content. NOTE: This will automatically follow redirects and therefore no handling is necessary to detect them.

The URL to ping.

Pings each URL in the specified collection.

An IEnumerable of URLs to ping.

Reads the specified tracking URL header from the HTTP response, where the header is a space-delimited list of URLs, and returns the list.

The HTTP response The name of the header to process An enumerable containing the tracking URLs

The data store that is used to pass data to navigated pages.

Initializes the singleton instance.

The singleton instance

Lock object.

Fetches the user agent by invoking some javascript on the GWebView.

Sets the user agent.

Iterates through the and invokes action on the elements.

Type of the elements of the enumerable. The source of the elements. The action to be invoked on the elements.

Returns true if the code is within [200,299].

Returns true if the code is a redirect code.

Parses a GMsg from a given Uri string.

Utility class to check for inputs

Gets the name and value of a given Linq expression.

The expression to evaluate. The output for name. The output for value.

Given an expression, checks if the expression evaluates to null/empty string or not, and throws exception.

The expression to evaluate. Thrown when the exception evaluates to null

Given an expression, checks if the expression evaluates to null or not, and throws exception.

The expression to evaluate. Thrown when the exception evaluates to null

Checks if the given object is not null, throws exception otherwise

Object to check for. Name of the object.

Checks if the given object is not null or empty string, throws exception otherwise

Object to check for. Name of the object.

Returns the JSON string representing the object .

The object to be serialized

Appends the int to the JSON output.

The string builder to append to. The int value.

Appends the boolean to the JSON output.

The string builder to append to. The boolean value.

Appends the double to the JSON output.

The string builder to append to. The double value.

Appends the string to the JSON output.

The string builder to append to. The string value to be serialized.

Appends the object array to the JSON output.

The string builder to append to. The array to be serialized.

Appends the JSON representation of to . This method determines the object type and calls other functions to properly serialize an object

The string builder to append to. The object to be serialized.

Appends the dictionary to the JSON output.

The string builder to append to. The dictionary value.

Adds the items in into .

Type of the items. List to put the elements into. List to put the elements from.

Parses the uri and gives back the query parameters.

Class to dispatch actions to the UI thread.

Initializes the class with a specific dispatcher instance.

The synchronization context.

Fetches the instance of the UI dispatcher if it is the first time this class is being used.

Asynchronously invokes the given action on the UI thread.

The action to invoke.

Invokes the given function on the UI thread and returns the result.

The function to invoke.

Invokes the given function on the UI thread.

The function to invoke.