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Track Views

Track views with the track() method, as shown in the following examples:

// Set event attributes
Udo data = new Udo();
data.put("KEY", "VALUE");

// With optional callback
DispatchCallBack callback = new DispatchCallBack() {
    public void dispatchComplete(boolean success, String encodedURLString, String error){
       // Callback handling
       System.out.println("Dispatch successful: " + String.valueOf(success));    
   }
}
tealium.track("EVENT_NAME", data, callback);

The following example tracks a page view:

tealium.track("SCREEN_VIEW", data, callback);

The data and callback arguments are optional.

Track Events

Track events with the same track() method used to track views, as shown in the following example:

// Set event attributes
Udo data = new Udo();
data.put("KEY", "VALUE");

// With optional callback
DispatchCallBack callback = new DispatchCallBack() {
    public void dispatchComplete(boolean success, String encodedURLString, String error){
       // Callback handling
       System.out.println("Dispatch successful: " + String.valueOf(success));    
   }
}
tealium.track("EVENT_NAME", data, callback);

The following example tracks a user login:

// Event attributes
Udo data = new Udo();
data.put("user_id", "0123456789");
data.put("email_address", "user@example.com");

// With optional callback
DispatchCallBack callBack = new DispatchCallBack(){    
    public void dispatchComplete(boolean success, String error) {        
        // Callback handling  
    }
}
tealium.track("user_login", data, callback);

The data and callback arguments are optional.