public async override Task RunAsync(AuthorizationData authorizationData)
{
try
{
OutputStatusMessage("You must edit this example to provide the email address (UserInviteRecipientEmail) for " +
"the user invitation.");
OutputStatusMessage("You must use Super Admin credentials to send a user invitation.");
ApiEnvironment environment = ((OAuthDesktopMobileAuthCodeGrant)authorizationData.Authentication).Environment;
CustomerManagementExampleHelper CustomerManagementExampleHelper = new CustomerManagementExampleHelper(
OutputStatusMessageDefault: this.OutputStatusMessage);
CustomerManagementExampleHelper.CustomerManagementService = new ServiceClient <ICustomerManagementService>(
authorizationData: authorizationData,
environment: environment);
// Prepare to invite a new user
var userInvitation = new UserInvitation
{
// The identifier of the customer this user is invited to manage.
// The AccountIds element determines which customer accounts the user can manage.
CustomerId = authorizationData.CustomerId,
// Users with account level roles such as Advertiser Campaign Manager can be restricted to specific accounts.
// Users with customer level roles such as Super Admin can access all accounts within the user's customer,
// and their access cannot be restricted to specific accounts.
AccountIds = null,
// The user role, which determines the level of access that the user has to the accounts specified in the AccountIds element.
// The identifier for an advertiser campaign manager is 16.
RoleId = 16,
// The email address where the invitation should be sent.
Email = UserInviteRecipientEmail,
// The first name of the user.
FirstName = "FirstNameGoesHere",
// The last name of the user.
LastName = "LastNameGoesHere",
// The locale to use when sending correspondence to the user by email or postal mail. The default is EnglishUS.
Lcid = LCID.EnglishUS,
};
// Once you send a user invitation, there is no option to rescind the invitation using the API.
// You can delete a pending invitation in the Accounts & Billing -> Users tab of the Bing Ads web application.
OutputStatusMessage("-----\nSendUserInvitation:");
var userInvitationId = (await CustomerManagementExampleHelper.SendUserInvitationAsync(
userInvitation: userInvitation))?.UserInvitationId;
OutputStatusMessage(string.Format("Sent new user invitation to {0}.", UserInviteRecipientEmail));
// It is possible to have multiple pending invitations sent to the same email address,
// which have not yet expired. It is also possible for those invitations to have specified
// different user roles, for example if you sent an invitation with an incorrect user role
// and then sent a second invitation with the correct user role. The recipient can accept
// any of the invitations. The Bing Ads API does not support any operations to delete
// pending user invitations. After you invite a user, the only way to cancel the invitation
// is through the Bing Ads web application. You can find both pending and accepted invitations
// in the Users section of Accounts & Billing.
// Since a recipient can accept the invitation with credentials that differ from
// the invitation email address, you cannot determine with certainty the mapping from UserInvitation
// to accepted User. You can only determine whether the invitation has been accepted or has expired.
// The SearchUserInvitations operation returns all pending invitations, whether or not they have expired.
// Accepted invitations are not included in the SearchUserInvitations response.
var predicate = new Predicate
{
Field = "CustomerId",
Operator = PredicateOperator.In,
Value = authorizationData.CustomerId.ToString(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture)
};
OutputStatusMessage("-----\nSearchUserInvitations:");
var userInvitations = (await CustomerManagementExampleHelper.SearchUserInvitationsAsync(
predicates: new[] { predicate }))?.UserInvitations;
OutputStatusMessage("UserInvitations:");
CustomerManagementExampleHelper.OutputArrayOfUserInvitation(userInvitations);
// After the invitation has been accepted, you can call GetUsersInfo and GetUser to access the Bing Ads user details.
// Once again though, since a recipient can accept the invitation with credentials that differ from
// the invitation email address, you cannot determine with certainty the mapping from UserInvitation
// to accepted User.
OutputStatusMessage("-----\nGetUsersInfo:");
var usersInfo = (await CustomerManagementExampleHelper.GetUsersInfoAsync(
customerId: authorizationData.CustomerId,
statusFilter: null))?.UsersInfo;
OutputStatusMessage("UsersInfo:");
CustomerManagementExampleHelper.OutputArrayOfUserInfo(usersInfo);
foreach (var info in usersInfo)
{
OutputStatusMessage("-----\nGetUser:"******"User:"******"CustomerRoles:");
CustomerManagementExampleHelper.OutputArrayOfCustomerRole(getUserResponse.CustomerRoles);
}
}
// Catch authentication exceptions
catch (OAuthTokenRequestException ex)
{
OutputStatusMessage(string.Format("Couldn't get OAuth tokens. Error: {0}. Description: {1}", ex.Details.Error, ex.Details.Description));
}
// Catch Customer Management AdApiFaultDetail service exceptions
catch (FaultException <Microsoft.BingAds.V13.CustomerManagement.AdApiFaultDetail> ex)
{
OutputStatusMessage(string.Join("; ", ex.Detail.Errors.Select(error => string.Format("{0}: {1}", error.Code, error.Message))));
}
// Catch Customer Management ApiFault service exceptions
catch (FaultException <Microsoft.BingAds.V13.CustomerManagement.ApiFault> ex)
{
OutputStatusMessage(string.Join("; ", ex.Detail.OperationErrors.Select(error => string.Format("{0}: {1}", error.Code, error.Message))));
}
// Catch other .NET framework exceptions
catch (Exception ex)
{
OutputStatusMessage(ex.Message);
}
}
public async override Task RunAsync(AuthorizationData authorizationData)
{
try
{
OutputStatusMessage("You must edit this example to provide the email address (UserInviteRecipientEmail) for " +
"the user invitation.");
OutputStatusMessage("You must use Super Admin credentials to send a user invitation.\n");
CustomerManagementExampleHelper CustomerManagementExampleHelper = new CustomerManagementExampleHelper(this.OutputStatusMessage);
CustomerManagementExampleHelper.CustomerManagementService = new ServiceClient <ICustomerManagementService>(authorizationData);
// Prepare to invite a new user
var userInvitation = new UserInvitation
{
// The identifier of the customer this user is invited to manage.
// The AccountIds element determines which customer accounts the user can manage.
CustomerId = authorizationData.CustomerId,
// Users with account level roles such as Advertiser Campaign Manager can be restricted to specific accounts.
// Users with customer level roles such as Super Admin can access all accounts within the user's customer,
// and their access cannot be restricted to specific accounts.
AccountIds = null,
// The user role, which determines the level of access that the user has to the accounts specified in the AccountIds element.
Role = UserRole.SuperAdmin,
// The email address where the invitation should be sent. This element can contain a maximum of 100 characters.
Email = UserInviteRecipientEmail,
// The first name of the user. This element can contain a maximum of 40 characters.
FirstName = "FirstNameGoesHere",
// The last name of the user. This element can contain a maximum of 40 characters.
LastName = "LastNameGoesHere",
// The locale to use when sending correspondence to the user by email or postal mail. The default is EnglishUS.
Lcid = LCID.EnglishUS,
};
// Once you send a user invitation, there is no option to rescind the invitation using the API.
// You can delete a pending invitation in the Accounts & Billing -> Users tab of the Bing Ads web application.
var userInvitationId = (await CustomerManagementExampleHelper.SendUserInvitationAsync(userInvitation))?.UserInvitationId;
OutputStatusMessage(string.Format("Sent new user invitation to {0}.\n", UserInviteRecipientEmail));
// It is possible to have multiple pending invitations sent to the same email address,
// which have not yet expired. It is also possible for those invitations to have specified
// different user roles, for example if you sent an invitation with an incorrect user role
// and then sent a second invitation with the correct user role. The recipient can accept
// any of the invitations. The Bing Ads API does not support any operations to delete
// pending user invitations. After you invite a user, the only way to cancel the invitation
// is through the Bing Ads web application. You can find both pending and accepted invitations
// in the Users section of Accounts & Billing.
// Since a recipient can accept the invitation and sign into Bing Ads with a Microsoft account different
// than the invitation email address, you cannot determine with certainty the mapping from UserInvitation
// to accepted User. You can search by the invitation ID (returned by SendUserInvitations),
// only to the extent of finding out whether or not the invitation has been accepted or has expired.
// The SearchUserInvitations operation returns all pending invitations, whether or not they have expired.
// Accepted invitations are not included in the SearchUserInvitations response.
// This example searches for all user invitations of the customer that you manage,
// and then filters the search results to find the invitation sent above.
// Note: In this example the invitation (sent above) should be active and not expired. You can set a breakpoint
// and then either accept or delete the invitation in the Bing Ads web application to change the invitation status.
var predicate = new Predicate
{
Field = "CustomerId",
Operator = PredicateOperator.In,
Value = authorizationData.CustomerId.ToString(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture)
};
var userInvitations = (await CustomerManagementExampleHelper.SearchUserInvitationsAsync(new[] { predicate }))?.UserInvitations;
OutputStatusMessage("Existing UserInvitation(s):\n");
CustomerManagementExampleHelper.OutputArrayOfUserInvitation(userInvitations);
// Determine whether the invitation has been accepted or has expired.
// If you specified a valid InvitationId, and if the invitation is not found,
// then the recipient has accepted the invitation.
// If the invitation is found, and if the expiration date is later than the current date and time,
// then the invitation is still pending and has not yet expired.
var pendingInvitation = userInvitations.SingleOrDefault(invitation =>
invitation.Id == userInvitationId &&
DateTime.Compare(invitation.ExpirationDate.ToUniversalTime(), DateTime.UtcNow) > 0);
// You can send a new invitation if the invitation was either not found, has expired,
// or the user has accepted the invitation. This example does not send a new invitation if the
// invitationId was found and has not yet expired, i.e. the invitation is pending.
if (pendingInvitation == null)
{
// Once you send a user invitation, there is no option to rescind the invitation using the API.
// You can delete a pending invitation in the Accounts & Billing -> Users tab of the Bing Ads web application.
userInvitationId = (await CustomerManagementExampleHelper.SendUserInvitationAsync(userInvitation))?.UserInvitationId;
OutputStatusMessage(string.Format("Sent new user invitation to {0}.\n", UserInviteRecipientEmail));
}
else
{
OutputStatusMessage(string.Format("UserInvitationId {0} is pending.\n", userInvitationId));
}
// After the invitation has been accepted, you can call GetUsersInfo and GetUser to access the Bing Ads user details.
// Once again though, since a recipient can accept the invitation and sign into Bing Ads with a Microsoft account
// different than the invitation email address, you cannot determine with certainty the mapping from UserInvitation
// to accepted User. With the user ID returned by GetUsersInfo or GetUser, you can call DeleteUser to remove the user.
var usersInfo = (await CustomerManagementExampleHelper.GetUsersInfoAsync(
authorizationData.CustomerId,
null))?.UsersInfo;
var confirmedUserInfo = usersInfo.SingleOrDefault(info => info.UserName == UserInviteRecipientEmail);
// If a user has already accepted an invitation, you can call GetUser to view all user details.
if (confirmedUserInfo != null)
{
var getUserResponse = (await CustomerManagementExampleHelper.GetUserAsync(confirmedUserInfo.Id));
OutputStatusMessage("Found Requested User Details (Not necessarily related to above Invitation ID(s):");
CustomerManagementExampleHelper.OutputUser(getUserResponse.User);
OutputStatusMessage("Role Ids:");
OutputStatusMessage(string.Join("; ", getUserResponse.Roles.Select(role => string.Format("{0}", role))));
}
}
// Catch authentication exceptions
catch (OAuthTokenRequestException ex)
{
OutputStatusMessage(string.Format("Couldn't get OAuth tokens. Error: {0}. Description: {1}", ex.Details.Error, ex.Details.Description));
}
// Catch Customer Management AdApiFaultDetail service exceptions
catch (FaultException <Microsoft.BingAds.V11.CustomerManagement.AdApiFaultDetail> ex)
{
OutputStatusMessage(string.Join("; ", ex.Detail.Errors.Select(error => string.Format("{0}: {1}", error.Code, error.Message))));
}
// Catch Customer Management ApiFault service exceptions
catch (FaultException <Microsoft.BingAds.V11.CustomerManagement.ApiFault> ex)
{
OutputStatusMessage(string.Join("; ", ex.Detail.OperationErrors.Select(error => string.Format("{0}: {1}", error.Code, error.Message))));
}
// Catch other .NET framework exceptions
catch (Exception ex)
{
OutputStatusMessage(ex.Message);
}
}