Offerwall Integration for Adobe Air

Get up and running with the Offerwall Ad Unit by completing a few simple steps:

1. Implement the Offerwall Listener
2. Present the Offerwall
3. Reward the User

Step 1. Implement the Offerwall Listener

The ironSource Adobe Air Plugin fires several events to inform you of Offerwall Activity. To receive these events, you must implement the Offerwall EventListener:

IronSource.instance.addEventListener( "EventName", functionToCall  );

The ironSource Adobe Air Plugin will notify your Listener of all possible events listed below:

IronSource.instance.addEventListener(“onOfferwallAvailable”, onOfferwallAvailable);
IronSource.instance.addEventListener(“onOfferwallOpened”, onOfferwallOpened);
IronSource.instance.addEventListener(“onOfferwallShowFailed”, onOfferwallShowFailed);
IronSource.instance.addEventListener(“onOfferwallAdCredited”, onOfferwallAdCredited);                IronSource.instance.addEventListener(“onGetOfferwallCreditsFailed”, onGetOfferwallCreditsFailed);
IronSource.instance.addEventListener(“onOfferwallClosed”, onOfferwallClosed);

Implementation:

////Invoked when there is a change in the ad availability status.
function onOfferwallAvailable(event:DataEvent):void {
            }
//Invoked when the Offerwall is was not successfully shown.
function onOfferwallShowFailed(event:DataEvent):void {
            }
//Invoked when the user should be rewarded according to the value in the
credits parameter.
function onOfferwallAdCredited(event:DataEvent):void {
            }
//Invoked if ow credits failed with error description
function onGetOfferwallCreditsFailed(event:DataEvent):void {
            }
//Invoked after the Offerwall screen has opened.
function onOfferwallOpened(event:DataEvent):void {
            }
//Invoked after the Offerwall screen has closed.
function onOfferwallClosed(event:DataEvent):void {
            }

Step 2. Present the Offerwall

After you receive the onOfferwallAvailable with a true value, you are ready to show the Offerwall to your user. When you want to show the Offerwall (typically done after a user clicks on some in-app button), you do so by calling the following method in your application activity:

IronSource.instance.showOfferwall();

event.data == “true/false”

Step 3. Reward the User

ironSource supports two methods to reward your users. Select one of the following:

1. Client-Side Callbacks
2. Server-Side Callbacks

Method 1: Client-Side Callbacks

• Proactive Polling API

You may call the function getOWCredits at any point during the user’s engagement with the app. You will then receive information on the user’s total credits and any new credits the user has earned.
See Step 1 for instructions on how to implement the protocol and receive callbacks for the following method:

IronSource.instance.getOfferwallCredits();

• Automatic Client-Side Events (Android Only)

You can receive client-side events automatically within your application by registering to the Offerwall listener and setting the use of client-side callbacks. Setting automatic client-side callbacks will make sure that you’re notified about the user’s credit status at specific points in the Offerwall’s lifecycle. To do so:

Important! This code MUST be implemented before calling the init.

IronSource.instance.setIronSourceClientSideCallbacks(true);

Extract the credit data from the DataEvent object as follows:

var credits:int;
                var totalCredits:int;
                var totalCreditsFlag:String;
                
                if(event.data){
                    var creditsData:Object = JSON.parse(event.data);
                    credits = parseInt(creditsData.credits);
                    totalCredits = parseInt(creditsData.totalCredits);
                    totalCreditsFlag = creditsData.totalCreditsFlag;
                }

Done!

You are now all set to deliver Offerwall Ad Units in your application.

First Time Integration Tip

If this is a new integration for your application, your app will by default be in ‘Test Mode‘ on your ironSource dashboard. While your app is in Test Mode, the ironSourc SDK will print more logs to the console in order to provide greater visibility into the SDK processes. To test your ad inventory, set up your Test Devices. Until you turn on live ad inventory, you will receive test campaigns that don’t generate revenue. Make sure to select ‘Go Live!‘ on the Ad Units page when your app is ready for live ad inventory.