AdsApp.​MobileAppOperation

AI-generated Key Takeaways

• A MobileAppOperation represents the creation of a new mobile app.

• Calling methods like getErrors, getResult, or isSuccessful executes the operation and creates the mobile app.

• To improve script efficiency, store operations in an array and call methods only after all operations are constructed.

• The getErrors() method returns a list of errors if the operation failed, or an empty array if successful.

• The getResult() method returns the newly created MobileApp on success or null on failure.

• The isSuccessful() method returns a boolean indicating whether the operation was successful.

An operation representing creation of a new mobile app. Calling any method (getErrors, getResult, or isSuccessful) will cause the operation to execute and create the mobile app. To make the script more efficient, it's recommended that you store the operations in an array and only call these methods once you've constructed all the operations you want.

Methods:

Member	Type	Description
getErrors()	String[]	Returns an empty array if the operation was successful, otherwise returns the list of errors encountered when trying to create the MobileApp.
getResult()	AdsApp.MobileApp	Returns the newly created MobileApp, or null if the operation was unsuccessful.
isSuccessful()	boolean	Returns true if the operation was successful.

getErrors()

Returns an empty array if the operation was successful, otherwise returns the list of errors encountered when trying to create the MobileApp.

Return values:

Type	Description
String[]	The errors that occurred during the MobileAppOperation .

getResult()

Returns the newly created MobileApp, or null if the operation was unsuccessful.

Return values:

Type	Description
AdsApp.MobileApp	The MobileApp created by the MobileAppOperation.

isSuccessful()

Returns true if the operation was successful.

Return values:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the operation was successful.