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Note the following when you define a JSON payload: The object name specified in the payload must be in the following format: "_<HTTP_METHOD><RESOURCE_PATH>" where RESOURCE_PATH represents the path value specified in the data service resource. For example, if the RESOURCE_PATH is "employee", the payload object name should be as follows:

• For HTTP POST requests: _postemployee
• For HTTP PUT requests: _putemployee
  

However, if the The child name/values of the child fields in the payload should be the names and values of the input parameters in the target query.

Handling a resource path with the "/" symbol

If the RESOURCE_PATH specified in the data service contains the "/" symbol, be sure to replace the "/" symbol with the underscore symbol ("_") in the payload object name. For example, if the RESOURCE_PATH

For example, if the RESOURCE_PATH is "/employee/add", the payload object name should be as follows:

• For HTTP POST requests: _post_employee_add
• For HTTP PUT requests: _put_employee_add

The child name/values of the child fields in the payload should be the names and values of the input parameters in the target query.If you are sending a batch request to the "/employee/add" resource, the payload object name should be as follows:

{
    "_post_employee_add_batch_req": {
        "_post_employee_add": [
            {
               ..........
            },
            {
               ..........
            }
        ]
    }
}