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External configuration parameter values

An external HTTP endpoint of yours can provide the possible values of a configuration parameter.

Add on the product configuration page, on the configuration parameters tab, the full URL of the endpoint that implements the spec described here.

Request

Your endpoint will receive a POST request with a JSON body content like this:

{
  "productId": 123,
  "productIdentifier": "your-product",
  "productVersionId": 456,
  "productVersionIdentifier": "your-product-plan",
  "configurationParameter": "CUSTOM_DOMAIN",
  "configurationParameters": {
    "OTHER_PARAM": "value1",
    "ANOTHER_ONE": "value2"
  },
  "cloudCredentialId": 1011,
  "language": "en",
  "buyerId": 789
}

• configurationParameter is the identifier of the configuration parameter for which to return the values
• configurationParameters are the identifier-value pairs for the other configuration parameters being chosen by the user
• buyerId is the ID of the user requesting the configuration parameter values
• cloudCredentialId is the (optional) ID of the customer cloud credential

Response

Send an HTTP response of 200 with a content-type application/json with a values field containing a list of the configuration parameters value and description:

{
  "values":
  [
    {
      "value": "first",
      "description": "First value description"
    },
    {
      "value": "second",
      "description": "Second value description"
    }
  ]
}

Ordering will be kept for display to the customer.

An empty response means no values are allowed for the input parameters:

{
  "values": []
}

A null response means every value is allowed:

{
  "values": null
}

Localization

Use the language field in the request to localize the values' description.