Hi,
I was initially using v201101 and now I am transitioning to v201109. I
installed everything as given in the AdWords API Python Client Library
Readme.
Now when I am trying to run get_client_customer_id.py it gives me the
following errors:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "get_clie
Hi,
I'm assuming this happens with all examples? What version of PyXML do
you have installed? Are you behind a proxy? Do you see a wsdl at
https://adwords.google.com/api/adwords/info/v201109/InfoService?wsdl ?
(More specifically, if you use python to download that URL without using a
proxy
Yes, this happens with all the examples.
I have PyXML-0.8.4.
I am not behind a proxy.
When I used Python to download that URL I see XML.
I downloaded bundledlibs and installed PyXML and python-oauth2 from
the bundle. I also installed setuptools-0.6c11-py2.7.egg before I
installed python-oauth2. Th
Hi,
A colleague of mine just installed python 2.7.2 and was able to
successfully run this example. Would it be possible for you to run the
code example in a debugger and see what the value is (or dump to file) the
contents of data in this frame:
File "../../../../adspygoogle/SOAPpy/wstools/U
Hi,
Sorry I couldn't get back with the results earlier.
I ran it in a debugger but I am seeing different type of error now.
>
/usr/local/adwords_api_python_15.0.3/examples/adspygoogle/adwords/v201109/get_client_customer_id.py(41)()
-> client.use_mcc = True
(Pdb) n
>
/usr/local/adwords_api_python_
Hi,
That's very confusing, as the logger is definitely defined. Is it
possible to try this with a different version of python? Also, I noticed
that you're using v15.0.3 and the latest is v15.1.0 (and in v15.0.5 we made
some bug fixes that are probably unrelated...), could you please try with
Hi Kevin,
I tried it with the latest version too. I see the same errors.
I did the following steps for installation:
1) Installed setuptools before I installed PyXML and python-OAuth from the
bundledlibs.
2) Installed PyXML and python-OAuth
3) Installed Adwords.
Am I missing something?
I had the
