MoPubNative /2.0

• Public Methods

public class MoPubNative

The object representing a MoPub native ad. This class is intended for a manual native ad integration. Refer here for additional implementation instructions. To use the ad placer, refer here.

Public Methods

public void /destroy() /+2.0

• Description: Removes existing native ad instance in session. Used when finished showing an ad to free up existing resources.

• Parameters: None.

public void /makeRequest() /+2.0

• Description: Issues an ad request. Only called after initializing the SDK with initializeSdk().

• Parameters: None.

public void /makeRequest(RequestParameters requestParameters) /+2.0

• Description: Issues an ad request with the specified request parameters.

• Parameters:

  • requestParameters: An object for specifying targeting data such as keywords, location (deprecated as of 5.12.0), and customer ID. Refer to com.mopub.nativeads.RequestParameters.java.

public void /makeRequest(RequestParameters requestParameters, Integer sequenceNumber) /+2.0

• Description: Issues an ad request with the specified request parameters. We recommend using makeRequest() or makeRequest(RequestParameters requestParameters).

• Parameters:

  • requestParameters: An object for specifying targeting data such as keywords, location (deprecated as of 5.12.0), and customer ID. Refer to com.mopub.nativeads.RequestParameters.java.
  • sequenceNumber: An internal number used to keep track of the number of ads requested.

public void /registerAdRenderer(MoPubAdRenderer moPubAdRenderer) /+4.0.0

• Description: Registers an ad renderer for rendering a specific native ad format.

• Parameters: None.

public void /setLocalExtras(Map<String, Object> localExtras) /+2.2

• Description: Specifies a map of key-value pairs on the current native ad object to be passed in the ad request for ad targeting. Used to append additional data for mediation.

• Parameters:

  • localExtras: A map containing additional custom data a publisher can set by calling MoPubNative.setLocalExtras() from the app.