Class ServiceOptions<ServiceT,OptionsT> (2.35.0)

Abstract class representing service options.

Returns the default project ID, or null if no default project ID could be found. This method returns the first available project ID among the following sources:

1. The project ID specified by the GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT environment variable
2. The App Engine project ID
3. The project ID specified in the JSON credentials file pointed by the GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS environment variable
4. The Google Cloud SDK project ID
5. The Compute Engine project ID

Returns the library's name used by x-goog-api-client header as a string.

Returns the library's name, gcloud-java, as a string.

Some services may have different backoff requirements listed in their SLAs. Be sure to override this method in options subclasses when the service's backoff requirement differs from the default parameters listed in RetrySettings.

Returns the application's name as a string in the format gcloud-java/[version], optionally prepended with externally supplied User-Agent header value (via setting custom header provider).

Returns the service's clock. Default time source uses System#currentTimeMillis() to get current time.

Returns the authentication credentials.

Returns the service host.

Returns the library's version as a string.

Returns the project ID. Return value can be null (for services that don't require a project ID).

Returns the quotaProjectId that specifies the project used for quota and billing purposes.

Returns a host value to be used for BigQuery and Storage Apiary Wrapped Libraries. To be removed in the future when Apiary clients can resolve their endpoints. Returns the host to be used as the rootUrl.

The resolved host will be in https://{serviceName}.{resolvedUniverseDomain}/ format. The resolvedUniverseDomain will be set to googleapis.com if universeDomain is null.

The host value is set to DEFAULT_HOST if the user didn't configure a host. Returns the host value the user set, otherwise constructs the host for the user. See Also: rootUrl

Returns the resolved host for the Service to connect to Google Cloud

The resolved host will be in https://{serviceName}.{resolvedUniverseDomain} format. The resolvedUniverseDomain will be set to googleapis.com if universeDomain is null. The format is similar to the DEFAULT_HOST value in java-core. See Also: DEFAULT_HOST

Returns configuration parameters for request retries.

Returns a Service RPC object for the current service. For instance, when using Google Cloud Storage, it returns a StorageRpc object.

Returns the authentication credentials. If required, credentials are scoped.

Returns a Service object for the current service. For instance, when using Google Cloud Storage, it returns a Storage object.

Returns the transport-specific options for this service.

Universe Domain is the domain for Google Cloud Services. A Google Cloud endpoint follows the format of {ServiceName}.{UniverseDomain}. For example, speech.googleapis.com would have a Universe Domain value of googleapis.com and cloudasset.test.com would have a Universe Domain of test.com.

Validates that Credentials' Universe Domain matches the resolved Universe Domain. Currently, this is only intended for BigQuery and Storage Apiary Wrapped Libraries.

This validation call should be made prior to any RPC invocation. This call is used to gate the RPC invocation if there is no valid universe domain.

Returns whether a service requires a project ID. This method may be overridden in service-specific Options objects.