Display banner on Android

Display AdropBanner

Initialize AdropBanner with ad unit ID, then load ad. add banner to area you want when onAdReceived callback

Kotlin

val adContainer: FrameLayout // your Ad container
val banner: AdropBanner = AdropBanner(applicationContext, unitId)
banner.listener = object : AdropBannerListener {
    override fun onAdReceived(banner: AdropBanner) {
        adContainer.removeAllViews()
        adContainer.addView(banner)
    }

    override fun onAdClicked(banner: AdropBanner) {
        Log.d("Adrop", "${banner.getUnitId()}, onAdClicked")    
        // "{unitId}, onAdClicked"
    }
    
    override fun onAdFailedToReceive(banner: AdropBanner, error: AdropErrorCode) {
        removeView(banner)
    }
}

// request ad to server
banner.load()

Java

FrameLayout adContainer    // your Ad container
AdropBanner banner = new AdropBanner(getApplicationContext(), unitId);
banner.setListener(new AdropBannerListener() {
    @Override
    public void onAdReceived(@NonNull AdropBanner banner) {
        adContainer.removeAllViews();
        adContainer.addView(banner);
    }
    
    @Override
    public void onAdClicked(@NonNull AdropBanner banner) {
        Log.d("Adrop", banner.getUnitId() + ", onAdClicked");   
        // "{unitId}, onAdClicked"
    }
    
    @Override
    public void onAdFailedToReceive(@NonNull AdropBanner banner, @NonNull AdropErrorCode error) {
        removeView(banner);
    }
});

// request ad to server
banner.load();

Destroy

When you are done showing your AdropBanner, you should destroy it so that the ad is properly garbage collected.

Kotlin

override fun onDestroy() {
    super.onDestroy()
    banner.destroy()
}

Java

@Override
protected void onDestroy() {
    super.onDestroy();
    banner.destroy();
}