Hello Temla,
There were no changes to the library that could cause this but there may be
server-side changes that affected system thresholds.
We don't know exact number of calls allowed before captcha is triggered
(and this number can change at any time).
-Danial, AdWords API Team.
On Wed
Hi,
Thanks for the answer. I'm aware about the token lifetime and that we
should reuse them. But the code I'm using has been
working for weeks and suddenly it's not working. I have never had
a CaptchaRequiredError before and the amount of requests are the same.
So I guess this is probably a som
Hi Oliver, Yoshi,
The CaptchaRequiredError is raised by ClientLogin API. ClientLogin API
tokens are long lived (typically 2 weeks), so ClientLogin expects that you
reuse authTokens instead of generating a new one for every API call.
See
https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/guides/b
I'm just curious to understand why would the type of login affect the
quality of service. Doesn't make sense to me? Do you have any reference
to where Google mentions this?
Oliver
On Tuesday, August 7, 2012 5:28:01 AM UTC+1, Hudarsono Hu wrote:
>
> HI,
>
> Its the same with me.
>
> You shou
Thanks for the answer. I will have a look at Oauth 2.0. But one thing that
I'm curious about is, since my application doesn't involve any user input
how do I grant
permission with Oauth2 in a convenient way? In my application the requests
to the API is handled by a script not a user.
On Tuesday
HI,
Its the same with me.
You should migrate to OAuth2 as authentication from ClientLogin. Google
limit the number of request per minute if we use ClientLogin.
I also still migrating and is experiencing problem with the Ruby Client
Library in OAuth2. Hopefully they will answer my email soon.
Hi,
Recently I get a lot of *CaptchaRequiredError*'s using the Adwords API. I'm
building an application that executes requests to the API frequently
using the Ruby client library. I'm using ClientLogin as authentication
method and version v201206 of the API.
All I do is creating an instance of
