To begin, the comscore.aar library file must be included in your application project. Include the Library in Your Application Project If you have any questions or concerns about the instructions in this document or about any classes, methods or properties which you find in the comScore library then please contact your comScore account team or comScore Tag Support. If your application uses multiple processes or contains background services, then your implementation might require special attention. The library should be implemented in the application in such a way that it can capture application starts and usage data. The use of those elements without instructions from comScore could severely impact the behavior of the comScore library, the quality of the collected data or reporting capabilities.
Those elements are typically exposed because that is necessary for the library to work in the way it is intended to or to support customized implementations for which you would receive separate instructions from your comScore account team or comScore Tag Support. Add code statements to tag a user experience as needed (i.e., video and/or audio content playback).Īs you work with the library you might see classes, methods and properties which do not appear in this documentation.
If your application is targeted to be used on devices with Android versions below 4.0.0 (i.e., API level 13 or lower), then add code statements to tag the application life-cycle (i.e., foreground and background transitions).Add code statements to configure and start the library.Update application project configuration as needed for the library to provide all its functionality.Include the comScore library in the application project.The implementation for Android applications involves the following steps:
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