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Using connections in List controls
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Last updated Oct 28, 2024
PREVIEWUsing connections in List controls
This tutorial assumes you already have created a connection in Integration Service, and added it to your app. If you have not done so, go to Adding a connection to your app.
Note:
The Query Builder exclusively displays APIs with a response data type of List.
You can add additional functionality to your app by invoking external APIs using connections. You can do this using the Query Builder. To add connections to List controls, follow these steps.
This tutorial uses the Jira connection in Integration Service as an example, and its List issues functionality. This query lists the currently open Jira issues in the table, and a few of their key attributes, such as priority and status, and sorts them by when they were created.
The app displays the summary, status and priority of the listed Jira issues at runtime.