Mapping Response Parameter

To map response parameters:

  1. Perform steps from the step1 to step11 to access the Data Connect dialog box where you map the response parameters.
  1. In the Data Connect dialog box, locate the left navigation pane.
  2. In the Search API box, enter the name of API, the left pane displays the name of API (For example: – Verify_professional).
  3. After you find the API, click it, and the Data Connect dialog box displays the API’s name in addition to its available version.
  1. Under Versions, click the version number (For example: – v1) of API, and the Data Connect dialog box displays the Request Parameters and Response Parameters tabs.
  1. Click the Response Parameters tab, and the Data Connect dialog box displays the group of the following fields:
    • API Name
    • Name
    • Absolute JSON Path
    • Control Id
  1. In these parameters, enter values as follows:
FieldDescription
API NameThis list displays the name of API (For example: – Verify_professional) that you have selected to map the response parameters. 
NameIn this box, enter the name of key/attribute (For example: – ID, name, data, and others) that the API receives in the response data that is sent by the third party API.
Absolute JSON PathIn this box, enter the json path (For example: – $.POD.Professionaldata) where API will store the data after it receives the response from third party API.
Control IdIn this box, enter the ID (For example:- 79299) of the control/element (For example:- Text field, label, etc) in which API will display the response data on the mobile app.
  1. After you enter values in the respective fields, map other response parameters.
  2. To map other parameters, click Row, and another row of API Name, Name, and other fields appears.
  3. In these fields, enter values to map next response parameter as described in the last table.
  4. After you map all response parameters, click Save, and the Data Connect dialog box closes.
  5. In the API Integration dialog box, click Save, and the API Integration dialog box closes.
  6. In the Task dialog box, click Save, and the Task dialog box closes.
  7. In the Action dialog box, click Save, and the Action dialog box closes.
  8. In the Bottom Button dialog box, click Save, and the Bottom Button dialog box closes and all response parameters are successfully mapped.
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