/// <summary>
/// Setup the Brightcove IMA Plugin: add some cue points; establish a factory object to
/// obtain the Google IMA SDK instance.
/// </summary>
private void setupGoogleIMA()
{
// Defer adding cue points until the set video event is triggered.
eventEmitter.on(EventType.DID_SET_SOURCE, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper(this));
// Establish the Google IMA SDK factory instance.
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER WARNING: The original Java variable was marked 'final':
//ORIGINAL LINE: final com.google.ads.interactivemedia.v3.api.ImaSdkFactory sdkFactory = com.google.ads.interactivemedia.v3.api.ImaSdkFactory.getInstance();
ImaSdkFactory sdkFactory = ImaSdkFactory.Instance;
// Enable logging of ad starts
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.DID_START_AD, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper2(this));
// Enable logging of any failed attempts to play an ad.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.DID_FAIL_TO_PLAY_AD, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper3(this));
// Enable logging of ad completions.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.DID_COMPLETE_AD, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper4(this));
// Set up a listener for initializing AdsRequests. The Google IMA plugin emits an ad
// request event in response to each cue point event. The event processor (handler)
// illustrates how to play ads back to back.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.ADS_REQUEST_FOR_VIDEO, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper5(this, sdkFactory));
// Create the Brightcove IMA Plugin and register the event emitter so that the plugin
// can deal with video events.
googleIMAComponent = new GoogleIMAComponent(brightcoveVideoView, eventEmitter);
}
/// <summary>
/// Setup the Brightcove IMA Plugin.
/// </summary>
private void setupGoogleIMA()
{
// Establish the Google IMA SDK factory instance.
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER WARNING: The original Java variable was marked 'final':
//ORIGINAL LINE: final com.google.ads.interactivemedia.v3.api.ImaSdkFactory sdkFactory = com.google.ads.interactivemedia.v3.api.ImaSdkFactory.getInstance();
ImaSdkFactory sdkFactory = ImaSdkFactory.Instance;
// Enable logging up ad start.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.DID_START_AD, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper2(this));
// Enable logging any failed attempts to play an ad.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.DID_FAIL_TO_PLAY_AD, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper3(this));
// Enable Logging upon ad completion.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.DID_COMPLETE_AD, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper4(this));
// Set up a listener for initializing AdsRequests. The Google
// IMA plugin emits an ad request event as a result of
// initializeAdsRequests() being called.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.ADS_REQUEST_FOR_VIDEO, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper5(this, sdkFactory));
// Create the Brightcove IMA Plugin and pass in the event
// emitter so that the plugin can integrate with the SDK.
googleIMAComponent = new GoogleIMAComponent(brightcoveVideoView, eventEmitter, true);
// Calling GoogleIMAComponent.initializeAdsRequests() is no longer necessary.
}
/// <summary>
/// Setup the Brightcove IMA Plugin: add some cue points; establish a factory object to
/// obtain the Google IMA SDK instance.
/// </summary>
private void setupGoogleIMA()
{
// Defer adding cue points until the set video event is triggered.
eventEmitter.on(EventType.DID_SET_SOURCE, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper(this));
// Establish the Google IMA SDK factory instance.
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER WARNING: The original Java variable was marked 'final':
//ORIGINAL LINE: final com.google.ads.interactivemedia.v3.api.ImaSdkFactory sdkFactory = com.google.ads.interactivemedia.v3.api.ImaSdkFactory.getInstance();
ImaSdkFactory sdkFactory = ImaSdkFactory.Instance;
// Enable logging of ad starts.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.DID_START_AD, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper2(this));
// Enable logging of any failed attempts to play an ad.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.DID_FAIL_TO_PLAY_AD, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper3(this));
// Enable logging of ad completions.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.DID_COMPLETE_AD, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper4(this));
// Set up a listener for initializing AdsRequests. The Google IMA plugin emits an ad
// request event in response to each cue point event. The event processor (handler)
// illustrates how to play ads back to back.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.ADS_REQUEST_FOR_VIDEO, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper5(this, sdkFactory));
// Create the Brightcove IMA Plugin and register the event emitter so that the plugin
// can deal with video events.
googleIMAComponent = new GoogleIMAComponent(brightcoveVideoView, eventEmitter);
}
/// <summary>
/// Setup the Brightcove IMA Plugin.
/// </summary>
private void setupGoogleIMA()
{
// Establish the Google IMA SDK factory instance.
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER WARNING: The original Java variable was marked 'final':
//ORIGINAL LINE: final com.google.ads.interactivemedia.v3.api.ImaSdkFactory sdkFactory = com.google.ads.interactivemedia.v3.api.ImaSdkFactory.getInstance();
ImaSdkFactory sdkFactory = ImaSdkFactory.Instance;
// Enable logging up ad start.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.DID_START_AD, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper2(this));
// Enable logging any failed attempts to play an ad.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.DID_FAIL_TO_PLAY_AD, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper3(this));
// Enable Logging upon ad completion.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.DID_COMPLETE_AD, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper4(this));
// Set up a listener for initializing AdsRequests. The Google
// IMA plugin emits an ad request event as a result of
// initializeAdsRequests() being called.
eventEmitter.on(GoogleIMAEventType.ADS_REQUEST_FOR_VIDEO, new EventListenerAnonymousInnerClassHelper5(this, sdkFactory));
// Create the Brightcove IMA Plugin and pass in the event
// emitter so that the plugin can integrate with the SDK.
googleIMAComponent = new GoogleIMAComponent(brightcoveVideoView, eventEmitter, true);
// Calling GoogleIMAComponent.initializeAdsRequests() is no longer necessary.
}