Web Service: MobileApplicationService

Port type MobileApplicationServiceInterfaceSource code

1. createMobileApplications
   Source code
   Description:
   Creates and claims {@link MobileApplication mobile applications} to be used for targeting in the network.
   Operation type:
   Request-response. The endpoint receives a message, and sends a correlated message.
   Input:
   createMobileApplicationsRequest (wsdlsoap:header, use = literal, part = RequestHeader)Source code
   parameters type createMobileApplications

   Creates and claims {@link MobileApplication mobile applications} to be used for targeting in the network.

   • mobileApplications - optional, unbounded; type MobileApplication
     A mobile application that has been added to or "claimed" by the network to be used for targeting purposes. These mobile apps can come from various app stores.
     • id - optional; type long
       Uniquely identifies the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and is assigned by Google when a mobile application is claimed.
     • applicationId - optional; type long
       Uniquely identifies the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and is assigned by Google when a mobile application is claimed. The {@link #id} field is being deprecated in favor of this new ID space.
     • displayName - optional; type string
       The display name of the mobile application. This attribute is required and has a maximum length of 255 characters.
     • appStoreId - optional; type string
       The app store ID of the app to claim. This attribute is required for creation and then is read-only.
     • appStores - optional, unbounded; type MobileApplicationStore - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'APPLE_ITUNES', 'GOOGLE_PLAY', 'ROKU', 'AMAZON_FIRETV', 'PLAYSTATION', 'XBOX', 'SAMSUNG_TV', 'AMAZON_APP_STORE', 'OPPO_APP_STORE', 'SAMSUNG_APP_STORE', 'VIVO_APP_STORE', 'XIAOMI_APP_STORE', 'LG_TV' }
       The app stores the mobile application belongs to. This attribute is required for creation and is mutable to allow for third party app store linking.
     • isArchived - optional; type boolean
       The archival status of the mobile application. This attribute is read-only.
     • appStoreName - optional; type string
       The name of the application on the app store. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • applicationCode - optional; type string
       The application code used to identify the app in the SDK. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.

       Note that the UI refers to this as "App ID".

     • developerName - optional; type string
       The name of the developer of the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • platform - optional; type MobileApplicationPlatform - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'ANDROID', 'IOS', 'ROKU', 'AMAZON_FIRETV', 'PLAYSTATION', 'XBOX', 'SAMSUNG_TV', 'LG_TV' }
       The platform the mobile application runs on. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • isFree - optional; type boolean
       Whether the mobile application is free on the app store it belongs to. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • downloadUrl - optional; type string
       The download URL of the mobile application on the app store it belongs to. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • approvalStatus - optional; type MobileApplication.ApprovalStatus - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'DRAFT', 'UNCHECKED', 'APPROVED', 'DISAPPROVED', 'APPEALING' }
       The approval status for the mobile application.
   Output:
   createMobileApplicationsResponse (wsdlsoap:header, use = literal, part = ResponseHeader)Source code
   parameters type createMobileApplicationsResponse

   • rval - optional, unbounded; type MobileApplication
     A mobile application that has been added to or "claimed" by the network to be used for targeting purposes. These mobile apps can come from various app stores.
     • id - optional; type long
       Uniquely identifies the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and is assigned by Google when a mobile application is claimed.
     • applicationId - optional; type long
       Uniquely identifies the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and is assigned by Google when a mobile application is claimed. The {@link #id} field is being deprecated in favor of this new ID space.
     • displayName - optional; type string
       The display name of the mobile application. This attribute is required and has a maximum length of 255 characters.
     • appStoreId - optional; type string
       The app store ID of the app to claim. This attribute is required for creation and then is read-only.
     • appStores - optional, unbounded; type MobileApplicationStore - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'APPLE_ITUNES', 'GOOGLE_PLAY', 'ROKU', 'AMAZON_FIRETV', 'PLAYSTATION', 'XBOX', 'SAMSUNG_TV', 'AMAZON_APP_STORE', 'OPPO_APP_STORE', 'SAMSUNG_APP_STORE', 'VIVO_APP_STORE', 'XIAOMI_APP_STORE', 'LG_TV' }
       The app stores the mobile application belongs to. This attribute is required for creation and is mutable to allow for third party app store linking.
     • isArchived - optional; type boolean
       The archival status of the mobile application. This attribute is read-only.
     • appStoreName - optional; type string
       The name of the application on the app store. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • applicationCode - optional; type string
       The application code used to identify the app in the SDK. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.

       Note that the UI refers to this as "App ID".

     • developerName - optional; type string
       The name of the developer of the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • platform - optional; type MobileApplicationPlatform - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'ANDROID', 'IOS', 'ROKU', 'AMAZON_FIRETV', 'PLAYSTATION', 'XBOX', 'SAMSUNG_TV', 'LG_TV' }
       The platform the mobile application runs on. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • isFree - optional; type boolean
       Whether the mobile application is free on the app store it belongs to. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • downloadUrl - optional; type string
       The download URL of the mobile application on the app store it belongs to. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • approvalStatus - optional; type MobileApplication.ApprovalStatus - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'DRAFT', 'UNCHECKED', 'APPROVED', 'DISAPPROVED', 'APPEALING' }
       The approval status for the mobile application.
   Fault:
   ApiException (wsdlsoap:fault, use = literal)Source code
   ApiException type ApiExceptionFault

   Exception class for holding a list of service errors.

   Base class for exceptions.

   • message - optional; type string
     Error message.

   • errors - optional, unbounded; type ApiError
     The API error base class that provides details about an error that occurred while processing a service request.

     The OGNL field path is provided for parsers to identify the request data element that may have caused the error.

     • fieldPath - optional; type string
       The OGNL field path to identify cause of error.
     • fieldPathElements - optional, unbounded; type FieldPathElement
       A parsed copy of the field path. For example, the field path "operations[1].operand" corresponds to this list: {FieldPathElement(field = "operations", index = 1), FieldPathElement(field = "operand", index = null)}.
       A segment of a field path. Each dot in a field path defines a new segment.
       • field - optional; type string
         The name of a field in lower camelcase. (e.g. "biddingStrategy")
       • index - optional; type int
         For list fields, this is a 0-indexed position in the list. Null for non-list fields.
     • trigger - optional; type string
       The data that caused the error.
     • errorString - optional; type string
       A simple string representation of the error and reason.
     List of errors.

   A fault element of type ApiException.
2. getMobileApplicationsByStatement
   Source code
   Description:
   Gets a {@link MobileApplicationPage mobileApplicationPage} of {@link MobileApplication mobile applications} that satisfy the given {@link Statement}. The following fields are supported for filtering:

   PQL Property	Object Property
   {@code id}	{@link MobileApplication#id}
   {@code displayName}	{@link MobileApplication#displayName}
   {@code appStore}	{@link MobileApplication#appStore}
   {@code mobileApplicationExternalId}	{@link MobileApplication#appStoreId}
   {@code isArchived}	{@link MobileApplication#isArchived}

   Operation type:
   Request-response. The endpoint receives a message, and sends a correlated message.
   Input:
   getMobileApplicationsByStatementRequest (wsdlsoap:header, use = literal, part = RequestHeader)Source code
   parameters type getMobileApplicationsByStatement

   Gets a {@link MobileApplicationPage mobileApplicationPage} of {@link MobileApplication mobile applications} that satisfy the given {@link Statement}. The following fields are supported for filtering:

   PQL Property	Object Property
   {@code id}	{@link MobileApplication#id}
   {@code displayName}	{@link MobileApplication#displayName}
   {@code appStore}	{@link MobileApplication#appStore}
   {@code mobileApplicationExternalId}	{@link MobileApplication#appStoreId}
   {@code isArchived}	{@link MobileApplication#isArchived}

   • filterStatement - optional; type Statement
     Captures the {@code WHERE}, {@code ORDER BY} and {@code LIMIT} clauses of a PQL query. Statements are typically used to retrieve objects of a predefined domain type, which makes SELECT clause unnecessary.

     An example query text might be {@code "WHERE status = 'ACTIVE' ORDER BY id LIMIT 30"}.

     Statements support bind variables. These are substitutes for literals and can be thought of as input parameters to a PQL query.

     An example of such a query might be {@code "WHERE id = :idValue"}.

     Statements also support use of the LIKE keyword. This provides wildcard string matching.

     An example of such a query might be {@code "WHERE name LIKE '%searchString%'"}.

     The value for the variable idValue must then be set with an object of type {@link Value}, e.g., {@link NumberValue}, {@link TextValue} or {@link BooleanValue}.
     • query - optional; type string
       Holds the query in PQL syntax. The syntax is:
       [WHERE {[AND | OR] ...}]
[ORDER BY [ASC | DESC]]
[LIMIT {[,] } | { OFFSET }]
       

       
            := {< | <= | > | >= | = | != }

     := {< | <= | > | >= | = | != }
:= IN
:= IS NULL
:= LIKE
:= :
       

     • values - optional, unbounded; type String_ValueMapEntry
       Holds keys and values for bind variables and their values. The key is the name of the bind variable. The value is the literal value of the variable.

       In the example {@code "WHERE status = :bindStatus ORDER BY id LIMIT 30"}, the bind variable, represented by {@code :bindStatus} is named {@code bindStatus}, which would also be the parameter map key. The bind variable's value would be represented by a parameter map value of type {@link TextValue}. The final result, for example, would be an entry of {@code "bindStatus" => StringParam("ACTIVE")}.

       This represents an entry in a map with a key of type String and value of type Value.
       • key - optional; type string
       • value - optional; type Value
         {@code Value} represents a value.
   Output:
   getMobileApplicationsByStatementResponse (wsdlsoap:header, use = literal, part = ResponseHeader)Source code
   parameters type getMobileApplicationsByStatementResponse

   • rval - optional; type MobileApplicationPage
     Captures a page of {@link MobileApplication mobile applications}.
     • totalResultSetSize - optional; type int
       The size of the total result set to which this page belongs.
     • startIndex - optional; type int
       The absolute index in the total result set on which this page begins.
     • results - optional, unbounded; type MobileApplication
       A mobile application that has been added to or "claimed" by the network to be used for targeting purposes. These mobile apps can come from various app stores.
       • id - optional; type long
         Uniquely identifies the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and is assigned by Google when a mobile application is claimed.
       • applicationId - optional; type long
         Uniquely identifies the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and is assigned by Google when a mobile application is claimed. The {@link #id} field is being deprecated in favor of this new ID space.
       • displayName - optional; type string
         The display name of the mobile application. This attribute is required and has a maximum length of 255 characters.
       • appStoreId - optional; type string
         The app store ID of the app to claim. This attribute is required for creation and then is read-only.
       • appStores - optional, unbounded; type MobileApplicationStore - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'APPLE_ITUNES', 'GOOGLE_PLAY', 'ROKU', 'AMAZON_FIRETV', 'PLAYSTATION', 'XBOX', 'SAMSUNG_TV', 'AMAZON_APP_STORE', 'OPPO_APP_STORE', 'SAMSUNG_APP_STORE', 'VIVO_APP_STORE', 'XIAOMI_APP_STORE', 'LG_TV' }
         The app stores the mobile application belongs to. This attribute is required for creation and is mutable to allow for third party app store linking.
       • isArchived - optional; type boolean
         The archival status of the mobile application. This attribute is read-only.
       • appStoreName - optional; type string
         The name of the application on the app store. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
       • applicationCode - optional; type string
         The application code used to identify the app in the SDK. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.

         Note that the UI refers to this as "App ID".

       • developerName - optional; type string
         The name of the developer of the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
       • platform - optional; type MobileApplicationPlatform - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'ANDROID', 'IOS', 'ROKU', 'AMAZON_FIRETV', 'PLAYSTATION', 'XBOX', 'SAMSUNG_TV', 'LG_TV' }
         The platform the mobile application runs on. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
       • isFree - optional; type boolean
         Whether the mobile application is free on the app store it belongs to. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
       • downloadUrl - optional; type string
         The download URL of the mobile application on the app store it belongs to. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
       • approvalStatus - optional; type MobileApplication.ApprovalStatus - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'DRAFT', 'UNCHECKED', 'APPROVED', 'DISAPPROVED', 'APPEALING' }
         The approval status for the mobile application.
       The collection of mobile applications contained within this page.
   Fault:
   ApiException (wsdlsoap:fault, use = literal)Source code
   ApiException type ApiExceptionFault

   Exception class for holding a list of service errors.

   Base class for exceptions.

   • message - optional; type string
     Error message.

   • errors - optional, unbounded; type ApiError
     The API error base class that provides details about an error that occurred while processing a service request.

     The OGNL field path is provided for parsers to identify the request data element that may have caused the error.

     • fieldPath - optional; type string
       The OGNL field path to identify cause of error.
     • fieldPathElements - optional, unbounded; type FieldPathElement
       A parsed copy of the field path. For example, the field path "operations[1].operand" corresponds to this list: {FieldPathElement(field = "operations", index = 1), FieldPathElement(field = "operand", index = null)}.
       A segment of a field path. Each dot in a field path defines a new segment.
       • field - optional; type string
         The name of a field in lower camelcase. (e.g. "biddingStrategy")
       • index - optional; type int
         For list fields, this is a 0-indexed position in the list. Null for non-list fields.
     • trigger - optional; type string
       The data that caused the error.
     • errorString - optional; type string
       A simple string representation of the error and reason.
     List of errors.

   A fault element of type ApiException.
3. performMobileApplicationAction
   Source code
   Description:
   Performs an action on {@link MobileApplication mobile applications}.
   Operation type:
   Request-response. The endpoint receives a message, and sends a correlated message.
   Input:
   performMobileApplicationActionRequest (wsdlsoap:header, use = literal, part = RequestHeader)Source code
   parameters type performMobileApplicationAction

   Performs an action on {@link MobileApplication mobile applications}.

   • mobileApplicationAction - optional; type MobileApplicationAction
     Represents the actions that can be performed on {@link MobileApplication mobile applications}.
     • filterStatement - optional; type Statement
       Captures the {@code WHERE}, {@code ORDER BY} and {@code LIMIT} clauses of a PQL query. Statements are typically used to retrieve objects of a predefined domain type, which makes SELECT clause unnecessary.

       An example query text might be {@code "WHERE status = 'ACTIVE' ORDER BY id LIMIT 30"}.

       Statements support bind variables. These are substitutes for literals and can be thought of as input parameters to a PQL query.

       An example of such a query might be {@code "WHERE id = :idValue"}.

       Statements also support use of the LIKE keyword. This provides wildcard string matching.

       An example of such a query might be {@code "WHERE name LIKE '%searchString%'"}.

       The value for the variable idValue must then be set with an object of type {@link Value}, e.g., {@link NumberValue}, {@link TextValue} or {@link BooleanValue}.
       • query - optional; type string
         Holds the query in PQL syntax. The syntax is:
         [WHERE {[AND | OR] ...}]
[ORDER BY [ASC | DESC]]
[LIMIT {[,] } | { OFFSET }]
         

         
              := {< | <= | > | >= | = | != }

     := {< | <= | > | >= | = | != }
:= IN
:= IS NULL
:= LIKE
:= :
         

       • values - optional, unbounded; type String_ValueMapEntry
         Holds keys and values for bind variables and their values. The key is the name of the bind variable. The value is the literal value of the variable.

         In the example {@code "WHERE status = :bindStatus ORDER BY id LIMIT 30"}, the bind variable, represented by {@code :bindStatus} is named {@code bindStatus}, which would also be the parameter map key. The bind variable's value would be represented by a parameter map value of type {@link TextValue}. The final result, for example, would be an entry of {@code "bindStatus" => StringParam("ACTIVE")}.

         This represents an entry in a map with a key of type String and value of type Value.
         • key - optional; type string
         • value - optional; type Value
           {@code Value} represents a value.
   Output:
   performMobileApplicationActionResponse (wsdlsoap:header, use = literal, part = ResponseHeader)Source code
   parameters type performMobileApplicationActionResponse

   • rval - optional; type UpdateResult
     Represents the result of performing an action on objects.
     • numChanges - optional; type int
       The number of objects that were changed as a result of performing the action.
   Fault:
   ApiException (wsdlsoap:fault, use = literal)Source code
   ApiException type ApiExceptionFault

   Exception class for holding a list of service errors.

   Base class for exceptions.

   • message - optional; type string
     Error message.

   • errors - optional, unbounded; type ApiError
     The API error base class that provides details about an error that occurred while processing a service request.

     The OGNL field path is provided for parsers to identify the request data element that may have caused the error.

     • fieldPath - optional; type string
       The OGNL field path to identify cause of error.
     • fieldPathElements - optional, unbounded; type FieldPathElement
       A parsed copy of the field path. For example, the field path "operations[1].operand" corresponds to this list: {FieldPathElement(field = "operations", index = 1), FieldPathElement(field = "operand", index = null)}.
       A segment of a field path. Each dot in a field path defines a new segment.
       • field - optional; type string
         The name of a field in lower camelcase. (e.g. "biddingStrategy")
       • index - optional; type int
         For list fields, this is a 0-indexed position in the list. Null for non-list fields.
     • trigger - optional; type string
       The data that caused the error.
     • errorString - optional; type string
       A simple string representation of the error and reason.
     List of errors.

   A fault element of type ApiException.
4. updateMobileApplications
   Source code
   Description:
   Updates the specified {@link MobileApplication mobile applications}.
   Operation type:
   Request-response. The endpoint receives a message, and sends a correlated message.
   Input:
   updateMobileApplicationsRequest (wsdlsoap:header, use = literal, part = RequestHeader)Source code
   parameters type updateMobileApplications

   Updates the specified {@link MobileApplication mobile applications}.

   • mobileApplications - optional, unbounded; type MobileApplication
     A mobile application that has been added to or "claimed" by the network to be used for targeting purposes. These mobile apps can come from various app stores.
     • id - optional; type long
       Uniquely identifies the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and is assigned by Google when a mobile application is claimed.
     • applicationId - optional; type long
       Uniquely identifies the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and is assigned by Google when a mobile application is claimed. The {@link #id} field is being deprecated in favor of this new ID space.
     • displayName - optional; type string
       The display name of the mobile application. This attribute is required and has a maximum length of 255 characters.
     • appStoreId - optional; type string
       The app store ID of the app to claim. This attribute is required for creation and then is read-only.
     • appStores - optional, unbounded; type MobileApplicationStore - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'APPLE_ITUNES', 'GOOGLE_PLAY', 'ROKU', 'AMAZON_FIRETV', 'PLAYSTATION', 'XBOX', 'SAMSUNG_TV', 'AMAZON_APP_STORE', 'OPPO_APP_STORE', 'SAMSUNG_APP_STORE', 'VIVO_APP_STORE', 'XIAOMI_APP_STORE', 'LG_TV' }
       The app stores the mobile application belongs to. This attribute is required for creation and is mutable to allow for third party app store linking.
     • isArchived - optional; type boolean
       The archival status of the mobile application. This attribute is read-only.
     • appStoreName - optional; type string
       The name of the application on the app store. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • applicationCode - optional; type string
       The application code used to identify the app in the SDK. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.

       Note that the UI refers to this as "App ID".

     • developerName - optional; type string
       The name of the developer of the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • platform - optional; type MobileApplicationPlatform - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'ANDROID', 'IOS', 'ROKU', 'AMAZON_FIRETV', 'PLAYSTATION', 'XBOX', 'SAMSUNG_TV', 'LG_TV' }
       The platform the mobile application runs on. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • isFree - optional; type boolean
       Whether the mobile application is free on the app store it belongs to. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • downloadUrl - optional; type string
       The download URL of the mobile application on the app store it belongs to. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • approvalStatus - optional; type MobileApplication.ApprovalStatus - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'DRAFT', 'UNCHECKED', 'APPROVED', 'DISAPPROVED', 'APPEALING' }
       The approval status for the mobile application.
   Output:
   updateMobileApplicationsResponse (wsdlsoap:header, use = literal, part = ResponseHeader)Source code
   parameters type updateMobileApplicationsResponse

   • rval - optional, unbounded; type MobileApplication
     A mobile application that has been added to or "claimed" by the network to be used for targeting purposes. These mobile apps can come from various app stores.
     • id - optional; type long
       Uniquely identifies the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and is assigned by Google when a mobile application is claimed.
     • applicationId - optional; type long
       Uniquely identifies the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and is assigned by Google when a mobile application is claimed. The {@link #id} field is being deprecated in favor of this new ID space.
     • displayName - optional; type string
       The display name of the mobile application. This attribute is required and has a maximum length of 255 characters.
     • appStoreId - optional; type string
       The app store ID of the app to claim. This attribute is required for creation and then is read-only.
     • appStores - optional, unbounded; type MobileApplicationStore - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'APPLE_ITUNES', 'GOOGLE_PLAY', 'ROKU', 'AMAZON_FIRETV', 'PLAYSTATION', 'XBOX', 'SAMSUNG_TV', 'AMAZON_APP_STORE', 'OPPO_APP_STORE', 'SAMSUNG_APP_STORE', 'VIVO_APP_STORE', 'XIAOMI_APP_STORE', 'LG_TV' }
       The app stores the mobile application belongs to. This attribute is required for creation and is mutable to allow for third party app store linking.
     • isArchived - optional; type boolean
       The archival status of the mobile application. This attribute is read-only.
     • appStoreName - optional; type string
       The name of the application on the app store. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • applicationCode - optional; type string
       The application code used to identify the app in the SDK. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.

       Note that the UI refers to this as "App ID".

     • developerName - optional; type string
       The name of the developer of the mobile application. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • platform - optional; type MobileApplicationPlatform - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'ANDROID', 'IOS', 'ROKU', 'AMAZON_FIRETV', 'PLAYSTATION', 'XBOX', 'SAMSUNG_TV', 'LG_TV' }
       The platform the mobile application runs on. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • isFree - optional; type boolean
       Whether the mobile application is free on the app store it belongs to. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • downloadUrl - optional; type string
       The download URL of the mobile application on the app store it belongs to. This attribute is read-only and populated by Google.
     • approvalStatus - optional; type MobileApplication.ApprovalStatus - type string with restriction - enum { 'UNKNOWN', 'DRAFT', 'UNCHECKED', 'APPROVED', 'DISAPPROVED', 'APPEALING' }
       The approval status for the mobile application.
   Fault:
   ApiException (wsdlsoap:fault, use = literal)Source code
   ApiException type ApiExceptionFault

   Exception class for holding a list of service errors.

   Base class for exceptions.

   • message - optional; type string
     Error message.

   • errors - optional, unbounded; type ApiError
     The API error base class that provides details about an error that occurred while processing a service request.

     The OGNL field path is provided for parsers to identify the request data element that may have caused the error.

     • fieldPath - optional; type string
       The OGNL field path to identify cause of error.
     • fieldPathElements - optional, unbounded; type FieldPathElement
       A parsed copy of the field path. For example, the field path "operations[1].operand" corresponds to this list: {FieldPathElement(field = "operations", index = 1), FieldPathElement(field = "operand", index = null)}.
       A segment of a field path. Each dot in a field path defines a new segment.
       • field - optional; type string
         The name of a field in lower camelcase. (e.g. "biddingStrategy")
       • index - optional; type int
         For list fields, this is a 0-indexed position in the list. Null for non-list fields.
     • trigger - optional; type string
       The data that caused the error.
     • errorString - optional; type string
       A simple string representation of the error and reason.
     List of errors.

   A fault element of type ApiException.