Hi David,
Here is a snippet of my code that works ( java). Do you have a wrong
import or something for the CampaignCriterionIdFilter? I don't see a
property call campaignIdSpecified in my source.
//AdwordsNetworkAccount is a wrapper around the client api adwordsUser
object
public List<NegativeCampaignCriterion> getCampaignNegativeKeywords(
AdwordsNetworkAccount adwordsNetworkAccount,
long[] campaignChannelIDs)
CampaignCriterionServiceInterface service =
getCampaignCriterionService(adwordsNetworkAccount);
CampaignCriterionSelector selector = new
CampaignCriterionSelector();
// Initialize the array of filters
CampaignCriterionIdFilter[] criterionFilter =
new
CampaignCriterionIdFilter[campaignChannelIDs.length];
selector.setIdFilters(criterionFilter);
CampaignCriterionIdFilter filter = null;
for (int i = 0; i < campaignChannelIDs.length; i++)
{
filter = new CampaignCriterionIdFilter();
filter.setCampaignId(campaignChannelIDs[i]);
selector.setIdFilters(i, filter);
}
CampaignCriterionPage criterion = service.get(selector);
On Feb 16, 5:18 am, David <cont...@akamarketing.com> wrote:
> Hi Ursula, thanks for your help, however thats pretty much what I'm
> attempting to do already. I don't see a selector.setIdFilters method I
> just see a selector.IdFilters method.
>
> I'm trying the below.
> //create service
> //create selector
> //create campaign filters based on campaignID
> //associate filters with selector
> //associate (pass in) selector with service get call.
>
> Sample of my code is below.
>
> AdWordsUser user = new AdWordsUser(headers);
> CampaignCriterionService campaignCriterionService =
> (CampaignCriterionService)user.GetService(AdWordsService.v200909.CampaignCriterionService);
>
> //SELECTOR CREATED HERE CALLED CCS
> CampaignCriterionSelector ccs = new CampaignCriterionSelector();
>
> //THINK I'M GOING WRONG HERE - campaignID is a long
> CampaignCriterionIdFilter[] ccIDfilters = new
> CampaignCriterionIdFilter[1];
> ccIDfilters[0].campaignId = campaignID;
> ccIDfilters[0].campaignIdSpecified = true;
>
> //ADDING THE FILTERS TO THE SELECTOR I CREATED ABOVE
> ccs.idFilters = ccIDfilters;
>
> //PASSING THE SELECTOR IN TO THE MAIN GET CALL
> CampaignCriterion[] criterions =
> (CampaignCriterion[])campaignCriterionService.get(ccs).entries;
>
> Has anyone got any example code from this?
>
> thanks in advance.
>
> On Feb 15, 10:30 pm, Ursula <ursula.kellm...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > You need to create a CampaignCriterionSelector as well :
>
> > CampaignCriterionSelector selector = new
> > CampaignCriterionSelector();
>
> > and then add the CampaignCriterionIdFilter that you created:
>
> > selector.setIdFilters( ccIDfilters)
>
> > then pass this selector to the get method.
> > campaignCriterionService.get(selector).entries;
>
> > Ursula Kellmann
>
> > On Feb 15, 6:11 am, David <cont...@akamarketing.com> wrote:
>
> > > Anyone got any ideas. Anyone done this before?
>
> > > On Feb 13, 4:35 pm, David <cont...@akamarketing.com> wrote:
>
> > > > CampaignCriterionIdFilter[] ccIDfilters = new
> > > > CampaignCriterionIdFilter[1];
> > > > ccIDfilters[0].campaignId = campaignID;
> > > > ccIDfilters[0].campaignIdSpecified = true; //CRASH HERE - ccIDfilters
> > > > gives null reference exception...
> > > > ccs.idFilters = ccIDfilters;
>
> > > > CampaignCriterion[] criterions =
> > > > (CampaignCriterion[])campaignCriterionService.get(ccs).entries;
>
> > > > What gives? I created a new filter array with space for one
> > > > campaignID, set that id and the associated the filter array with the
> > > > overal selector..
>
> > > > Any input is greatly appreciated.
>
> > > > On Feb 13, 4:18 pm, David <cont...@akamarketing.com> wrote:
>
> > > > > Hi there,
> > > > > can anyone tell me how to get negative keywords for a campaign with a
> > > > > given campaignID from the v2009 API. I can't seem to properly
> > > > > associate filters with campaignCriterionSelector? Here my code
> > > > > excerpt. I've tried a couple of variations of
> > > > > CampaignCriterionIdFilter related code but idFilter of the ccs object
> > > > > is always null. My campaignID does contain the id of a campaign and is
> > > > > not null itself.
>
> > > > > AdWordsUser user = new AdWordsUser(headers);
> > > > > CampaignCriterionService campaignCriterionService =
> > > > > (CampaignCriterionService)user.GetService(AdWordsService.v200909.CampaignCriterionService);
> > > > > CampaignCriterionSelector ccs = new
> > > > > CampaignCriterionSelector();
>
> > > > > CampaignCriterionIdFilter[] ccIDfilters = new
> > > > > CampaignCriterionIdFilter[1];
> > > > > ccIDfilters[0].campaignId = campaignID;
> > > > > ccIDfilters[0].campaignIdSpecified = true;
> > > > > ccs.idFilters = ccIDfilters;
>
> > > > > CampaignCriterion[] criterions =
> > > > > (CampaignCriterion[])campaignCriterionService.get(ccs).entries;
>
> > > > > Please help if you can. I can't find examples anywhere.
>
> > > > > thanks.
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