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NAME

Microsoft::AdCenter - An interface which abstracts Microsoft adCenter API.

VERSION

Version 6.00

SYNOPSIS

This collection of modules makes interacting with Microsoft adCenter APIs as easy as possible.

Note that this version (6.x) is intended to be used with version 6 of Microsoft adCenter API.

Sample Usage:

use Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService;
use Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Bid;
use Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Keyword;

# Create the service client
my $campaign_mgmt_service = Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService->new(
    ApplicationToken  => "your_application_token",
    CustomerAccountId => "your_customer_account_id",
    CustomerId        => "your_customer_id",
    DeveloperToken    => "your_developer_token",
    Password          => "your_password",
    UserName          => "your_user_name"
);

# Create a Keyword object
my $keyword = Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Keyword->new
    ->Text("some text")
    ->BroadMatchBid(Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Bid->new->Amount(0.1))
    ->ExactMatchBid(Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Bid->new->Amount(0.1));

# Call AddKeywords
my $response = $campaign_mgmt_service->AddKeywords(
    AdGroupId => "",
    Keywords => [$keyword]
);

# Check the response
my $keyword_ids = $response->KeywordIds;
...

VERSIONING

This version of Microsoft::AdCenter is intended to be used with V6 of Microsoft adCenter API. If you need to access both V5 and V6 simultaneously, you'll need to install 2 versions of Microsoft::AdCenter. In order to have 2 versions of the same perl module installed, you'll need to put one in a non-standard location, for example ~/perl/. See perldoc CPAN for more information.

OVERVIEW

Microsoft adCenter API allows you to manage your adCenter account in an automated fashion rather than manually. The API is exposed as a standard SOAP service that you can make calls to. This set of modules is designed to make using the SOAP service easier than using SOAP::Lite (for example) directly. There are 2 main types of modules available. The service modules (AdministrationService, CampaignManagementService, CustomerManagementService, etc) are used to make the actual calls to each of the SOAP services in the API. The other type of module provided are the complex type modules, each of which represents one of the complex types defined in one of the WSDLs of the SOAP service. Examples include Campaign, AdGroup, Ad, Keyword, etc.

The calls you can make to the various services are documented on MSDN. See

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/ee730327%28v=MSADS.60%29.aspx

Where the documentation indicates that a complex type must be passed in to a particular service call, you must pass in the appropriate Microsoft::AdCenter::ComplexType object. For example, CampaignManagementService->AddCampaigns requires that a Campaign be passed in:

use Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService;
use Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Campaign;

# Create the service client
my $campaign_mgmt_service = Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService->new(
    ApplicationToken  => "your_application_token",
    CustomerAccountId => "your_customer_account_id",
    CustomerId        => "your_customer_id",
    DeveloperToken    => "your_developer_token",
    Password          => "your_password",
    UserName          => "your_user_name"
);

# Create a Campaign object
my $campaign = Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Campaign->new
    ->BudgetType("MonthlyBudgetDivideDailyAcrossMonth")
    ->ConversionTrackingEnabled("false")
    ->DaylightSaving("true")
    ->Description("the campaign description")
    ->MonthlyBudget(1000)
    ->Name("the campaign name")
    ->TimeZone("EasternTimeUSCanada")

# Call AddCampaigns
my $response = $campaign_mgmt_service->AddCampaigns(
    AccountId => "",
    Campaigns => [$campaign]
);

# Check the response
my $campaign_ids = $response->CampaignIds;
...

Note that all simpleTypes referenced in the WSDLs are automatically handled for you - just pass in an appropriate string, and let Microsoft::AdCenter do the rest.

When a method expects that multiple values will be set for a parameter, you must pass an array reference.

If the SOAP call succeeded, you will receive a response object. See the perldoc for the specific service client module for the return types.

If a SOAP Fault is encountered (whenever a call fails), the service client will throw a Microsoft::AdCenter::SOAPFault object.

METHODS

There are no methods available in Microsoft::AdCenter directly. All functionality is exposed by the various service client modules and complex types.

EXAMPLES

Example Code

Example 1 - Create a new campaign

use Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService;
use Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Campaign;

# Create the service client
my $campaign_mgmt_service = Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService->new
    ->ApplicationToken("your_application_token")
    ->CustomerAccountId("your_customer_account_id")
    ->CustomerId("your_customer_id")
    ->DeveloperToken("your_developer_token")
    ->Password("your_password")
    ->UserName("your_user_name");

# Create a Campaign object
my $campaign = Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Campaign->new
    ->BudgetType("MonthlyBudgetDivideDailyAcrossMonth")
    ->ConversionTrackingEnabled("false")
    ->DaylightSaving("true")
    ->Description("the campaign description")
    ->MonthlyBudget(1000)
    ->Name("the campaign name")
    ->TimeZone("EasternTimeUSCanada")

# Call AddCampaigns
my $response = $campaign_mgmt_service->AddCampaigns(
    AccountId => "",
    Campaigns => [$campaign]
);

# Check the response header
my $tracking_id = $campaign_mgmt_service->response_header->{TrackingId};

# Check the response
my $campaign_ids = $response->CampaignIds;
...

Example 2 - Get accounts

use Microsoft::AdCenter::CustomerManagementService;
use Microsoft::AdCenter::CustomerManagementService::ApiUserAuthHeader;

# Create the service client
my $customer_mgmt_service = Microsoft::AdCenter::CustomerManagementService->new(
    EndPoint      => "https://sandboxapi.adcenter.microsoft.com/Api/Advertiser/v6/CustomerManagement/CustomerManagement.asmx",
    UserAccessKey => "your user access key",
    UserName      => "your user name",
    Password      => "your password"
);

# Get accounts
my $response = $customer_mgmt_service->GetAccounts(APIFlags => 0);

# Check the response
foreach my $account (@{$response->GetAccountsResult}) {
    ...
}

Example 3 - Error handling

use Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService;
use Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Bid;
use Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Keyword;

# Create the service client
my $campaign_mgmt_service = Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService->new(
    ApplicationToken  => "your_application_token",
    CustomerAccountId => "your_customer_account_id",
    CustomerId        => "your_customer_id",
    DeveloperToken    => "your_developer_token",
    Password          => "INVALID PASSWORD", # An invalid password
    UserName          => "your_user_name"
);

my $response;
eval {
    $response = $campaign_mgmt_service->AddKeywords(
        AdGroupId => "",
        Keywords => [
            Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Keyword->new
                ->Text("some text")
                ->BroadMatchBid(Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Bid->new->Amount(0.1))
                ->ExactMatchBid(Microsoft::AdCenter::CampaignManagementService::Bid->new->Amount(0.1))
        ]
    );
};
if (my $e = $@) {
    print "Fault code: @{[$e->faultcode]}\n";
    print "Fault string: @{[$e->faultstring]}\n";
    print "Error messages:\n";
    print $_->Message . "\n" foreach @{$e->detail->Errors};
}

DEBUGGING

If you'd like to see the SOAP requests and responses, or other debugging information available from SOAP::Lite, you can turn it on just as you would for SOAP::Lite. See perldoc SOAP::Trace. As an example, if you wanted to see all trace information available, you could add the following to whatever module or script you use Microsoft::AdCenter in:

use SOAP::Lite +trace;

AUTHOR

Xerxes Tsang

BUGS

Please report any bugs or feature requests to bug-microsoft-adcenter at rt.cpan.org, or through the web interface at http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=Microsoft-AdCenter. I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.

SUPPORT

You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.

perldoc Microsoft::AdCenter

You can also look for information at:

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2010 Xerxes Tsang

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of Perl Artistic License.

TODO

The TODO list is empty - if you have suggestions, please file a wishlist entry in RT (link above)