First, you have to set the configuration-Parameter. Go to the class com.apiomat.nativemodule inside your Project with the module-code.[modulename].[modulename]

At the top of the class, there is already an example of how to set a configuration-parameter (as a comment). Use this as a blueprint. Each field should be pretty self-explanatory

1. Datatype: The datatype of the config-Parameter. As we want to set a default-price, we use the Type "Number"

2. Example: An example for a value. It will be shown in an info-box provided for this config-parameter from the dashboard.

3. Title: This is the name of the parameter which will be shown in the dashboard

4. Info: An informational text that will be shown alongside the example in the info-box provided by the dashboard.

5. Default-Value: This will be set when the module is deployed for the first time and can be changed afterwards.

6. Order: Set the order in which your Config- Parameters are shown in the case that you have more than one.

7. public static String [IdentifierToCall] = "[ModuleName]_[IdentifierYouLike]". The identifier on the left part is the name by which you will call the default-value from the module-code. The right part is used by ApiOmat for the internal localisation of the default-value. It is important to follow the convention that it must start with the module-name and an underscore. You can customize the part after the underscore as you like. The example below clarifies this expalanation.

Now that you have set the Config-Parameter, upload your module-code so that your changes are synchronized.

Inside the dashboard, you can now access the configuration of your module by clicking on the dots besides the module version:

Now the Configuration-Panel opens. Set the default-price you like!

In this example, we set a default value for every new grocery that is created inside the GroceryHooksNonTransient-Class. We will change the code inside the beforePost-Hook like so:

1. The value of a config-parameter is called by means of the static method [ModuleName].APP_CONFIG_PROXY.getConfigValue([ModuleName].[identifierToCall], [applicationName], [usedSystem]). The [applicationName] and the [usedSystem] are provided by the incoming request, and the identifier is the same one you set earlier.

2. The returned value is an object, which has to be type-cast to the acutal datatype you intented to use.

   @Override

   public void beforePost( Grocery obj, Request r )

   {

   Object defaultPrice = TutorialModule.APP_CONFIG_PROXY.getConfigValue( TutorialModule.DEFAULT_PRICE,

   r.getApplicationName( ), r.getSystem( ) );

   Double castedPrice = Double.valueOf( String.valueOf( defaultPrice ) );

   obj.setPrice( castedPrice );

    

   }

As always, upload your module-code for the changes to take place

Return to the dashboard and go to the data-tab. Now, every time you create a new grocery, it should automatically have the price that has been set in the configuration-dialog!