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extensionVersion

The extensionVersion() API returns the version of the Profile extension.

Java

Syntax

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@NonNull public static String extensionVersion()

Example

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String extensionVersion = UserProfile.extensionVersion();

Kotlin

Example

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val extensionVersion = UserProfile.extensionVersion();

Kotlin

Example

You want to update username, usertype of a user obtained in the log in page:

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val profileMap = mapOf(
"username" to "Will Smith",
"usertype" to "Actor"
)
UserProfile.updateUserAttributes(profileMap)

getUserAttributes

The getUserAttributes() API gets the user profile attributes with the given keys.

Java

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public static void getUserAttributes(@NonNull final List<String> keys, @NonNull final AdobeCallback<Map<String, Object>> callback)
  • callback is invoked after the customer attributes are available.

Example

A retail application wants to get the itemsAddedToCart user data when processing checkout.

When AdobeCallbackWithError is provided, if the operation times out (5s) or an unexpected error occurs, the fail method is called with the appropriate AdobeError.

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UserProfile.getUserAttributes(Arrays.asList("itemsAddedToCart"), new AdobeCallbackWithError<Map<String, Object>>() {
@Override
public void fail(AdobeError adobeError) {
// your customized code
}
@Override
public void call(Map<String, Object> stringObjectMap) {
// your customized code
}
});

Kotlin

Example

A retail application wants to get the itemsAddedToCart user data when processing checkout.

When AdobeCallbackWithError is provided, if the operation times out (5s) or an unexpected error occurs, the fail method is called with the appropriate AdobeError.

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UserProfile.getUserAttributes(listOf("itemsAddedToCart")) {
object : AdobeCallbackWithError<Map<String, Any?>> {
override fun fail(adobeError: AdobeError) {
// your customized code
}
override fun call(value: Map<String, Any?>) {
// your customized code
}
}
}

Kotlin

Example

You want to update username, usertype of a user obtained in the log in page:

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val profileMap = mapOf(
"username" to "Will Smith",
"usertype" to "Actor"
)
UserProfile.updateUserAttributes(profileMap)

registerExtension

Registers the Profile extension with the Mobile Core extension.

Java

Syntax

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@Deprecated
public static void registerExtension()

Example

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import com.adobe.marketing.mobile.UserProfile
...
UserProfile.registerExtension();

Kotlin

Example

You want to update username, usertype of a user obtained in the log in page:

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val profileMap = mapOf(
"username" to "Will Smith",
"usertype" to "Actor"
)
UserProfile.updateUserAttributes(profileMap)

removeUserAttribute

Deprecated as of 2.0.0. Please use the removeUserAttributes API instead.

Java

Syntax

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@Deprecated
public static void removeUserAttribute(@NonNull final String attributeName)

Example

A retail application wants to remove the itemsAddedToCart user data after the product is purchased.

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UserProfile.removeUserAttribute("itemsAddedToCart");

Kotlin

Example

You want to update username, usertype of a user obtained in the log in page:

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val profileMap = mapOf(
"username" to "Will Smith",
"usertype" to "Actor"
)
UserProfile.updateUserAttributes(profileMap)

removeUserAttributes

Removes the user profile attributes for the given keys.

Java

Syntax

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public static void removeUserAttributes(@NonNull final List<String> attributeNames)

Example

You want to remove username, usertype user data when session timeout occurs.

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UserProfile.removeUserAttributes(Arrays.asList("username", "usertype"));

Kotlin

Example

You want to remove username, usertype user data when session timeout occurs.

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UserProfile.removeUserAttributes(listOf("username", "usertype"))

Kotlin

Example

You want to update username, usertype of a user obtained in the log in page:

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val profileMap = mapOf(
"username" to "Will Smith",
"usertype" to "Actor"
)
UserProfile.updateUserAttributes(profileMap)

updateUserAttribute

Sets the user profile attributes key and value and allows you to create or update a user profile attribute.

Remember the following information:

  • If the attribute does not exist, it will be created.
  • If the attribute exists, the value will be updated.
  • A null attribute value removes the attribute.

Java

Syntax

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@Deprecated
public static void updateUserAttribute(@NonNull final String attributeName, @Nullable final Object attributeValue)

Example

You want to update username of a user obtained in the log in page:

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UserProfile.updateUserAttribute("username", "Will Smith");

Kotlin

Example

You want to update username, usertype of a user obtained in the log in page:

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val profileMap = mapOf(
"username" to "Will Smith",
"usertype" to "Actor"
)
UserProfile.updateUserAttributes(profileMap)

updateUserAttributes

Sets the user profile attributes key and value.

Allows you to create/update a batch of user profile attributes:

  • String, Integer, Boolean, Double, Array, Map are valid type of user profile attributes.
  • Custom objects cannot be saved as a UserProfile attribute.
  • If the attribute does not exist, it is created.
  • If the attribute already exists, the value is updated.
  • A null attribute value will remove the attribute.

Java

Syntax

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public static void updateUserAttributes(@NonNull final Map<String, Object> attributeMap)

Example

You want to update username, usertype of a user obtained in the log in page:

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HashMap<String, Object> profileMap = new HashMap<>();
profileMap.put("username","Will Smith");
profileMap.put("usertype","Actor");
UserProfile.updateUserAttributes(profileMap);

Kotlin

Example

You want to update username, usertype of a user obtained in the log in page:

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val profileMap = mapOf(
"username" to "Will Smith",
"usertype" to "Actor"
)
UserProfile.updateUserAttributes(profileMap)
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