Add google-cloud-java client libraries quickstart samples.

[jmdobry]

These are intended to be simple examples that explicitly show:

• Importing the client library
• Instantiating a client
• Making a single API call
• Printing the result

Products covered:

• BigQuery
  • - sample
  • - test
• Datastore
  • - sample
  • - test
• Logging
  • - sample
  • - test
• Pub/Sub
  • - sample
  • - test
• Storage
  • - sample
  • - test
• Translate
  • - sample
  • - test

For reference:

• Add new "quickstart" samples python-docs-samples#547
• Add new "quickstart" samples. php-docs-samples#174
• Add new "quickstart" samples. golang-samples#131
• Add new "quickstart" samples. ruby-docs-samples#77
• GoogleCloudPlatform/dotnet-docs-samples (pending)

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[lesv]

Jason - please cc me when you are ready.

[tswast]

@lesv @jmdobry Ready for review. I just finished adding system tests.

[tswast]

Travis is failing due to missing GOOGLE_API_KEY environment variable, but how are the Apiary translate tests passing?

[tswast]

Ah, I see. <module>translate</module> isn't in the root pom. Those tests aren't passing. They aren't running.

[lesv]

Do you still want me to review?

[tswast]

Yes. The only change I'll make next is to .travis.yml

[tswast]

(To update the secrets)

[lesv]

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[lesv]

I've updated the branch and asking travis to rerun the tests.

[lesv]

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[tswast]

Okay, thanks That's the first time I've Vision API be flakey.

@jmdobry says don't delete the branch yet when it's merged. He needs to update the docs to pull from master instead of this branch.

[tswast]

Travis appears happy. I'll merge this, despite googlebot. I think if you don't have your @google.com email as public and primary on your GitHub account any actions from the GitHub UI don't get tracked back to the CLA tool.