Set your Jetelina-API name, e.g js100, in the 'Api Name' field, then put the parameters 'Key' and 'Value' name due to the
interface.
This page send these params to Jetelina in JSON form.
The result is shown in the 'Result' filed.
Feel free to try 'select' and 'update' apis, but take care in 'insert' and 'delete' apis.
See: Call your Jetelina-API through Web Service
for examplesee these 'IN' in each 'API' on Jetelina
'{}' data should be set your own data.
simple
IN: {"apino":"js100"} 'Api Name' should be 'js100'
'Key' and 'Value' columns are kept as blank
has some params
IN: {"apino":"js100","age":{age},"name":"{name}"} 'Key' should be 'age','name' 'Value' is '{age}','{name}' and it is set by your
own
CAUTION in PostgreSQL/MySql
in case of 'ju'
or 'jd'
api that has a subquery sentence
IN:{"apino":"jd99","subquery":"{age}"}
'Api Name' should be 'jd99' 'Key' should be 'subquery', 'Value' is '{age}' and it is set by your own e.g 'Key'->'subquery'
'Value'->32
'Api Name' should be 'js100' 'Key' should be 'subquery' 'Value' is "'age':{age},'sex':'{sex}'" and they are set by
your own e.g 'Key'->'subquery'
'Value'->'age':32,'sex':'male'