Hi, 

Assuming you are talking about AdWords, no AdSense. 

Here is the 
guide<https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/guides/service-accounts>on 
how to use service accounts for AdWords API. 
The guide explains it with the Java client library, but the basic concept 
is the same. 

Please let us know if you have further question.

Best,
- Takeshi, AdWords API Team

On Wednesday, July 31, 2013 5:43:36 PM UTC+9, Gerhard van Deventer wrote:
>
> Dear AdWords, 
>
> I would greatly appreciate it if someone would be able to assist me. 
> Previously, I used SQL SSIS to make an ad hoc call for downloading Ad Sense 
> reports as CSV files into our warehouse. The method I used can basically be 
> outlined by the code below: 
>
>         //User-related config:  
>         AdWordsAppConfig config = m_User.Config as AdWordsAppConfig;
>
>         //ManagedCustomerService saSvc = 
> (ManagedCustomerService)m_User.GetService(AdWordsService.v201209.ManagedCustomerService);
>  
>
>
>         //Get the user variables needed for the report: 
>         string cci = null; 
>         string startDate = null;
>         string endDate = null; 
>
>         config.ClientCustomerId = cci;
>         config.Email = "################";
>         config.Password = "##########";
>         config.DeveloperToken = "########";  
>
>         ReportUtilities utilities = new ReportUtilities(m_User);
>
>         utilities.ReportVersion = "v201306";
>
>         utilities.DownloadClientReport(m_ReportDefinition, 
> fullReportPath); 
>
> I realize that the time has come for me to migrate to OAuth2 and have 
> therefore tried to use a service account-type approach in order to attempt 
> to a achieve this. I am, however, not completely sure which is the exact 
> steps I should follow, or if I am doing it correctly. Here are some of the 
> methods that I tried to invoke: 
>
>         config.OAuth2ClientId = "#########.apps.googleusercontent.com";
>         config.OAuth2ServiceAccountEmail = "########@
> developer.gserviceaccount.com";
>         config.OAuth2ClientSecret = "notasecret";
>
> I have, additionally, obtained  and downloaded,  a P12 key that I know, I 
> have to use in some way. This article - 
> https://developers.google.com/drive/service-accounts#google_apis_console_project_service_accounts-
>  seems to allude to something in the line of what I am trying to achieve, 
> but how would you approach it in the AdWords API case? 
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated! 
>
> Thanks
> Gerhard 
>  
>
>

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