...
To develop a client application in Javascript, you must previously have the following JS files in the application directory:
jQuery
Stomp
Sockjsjquery.min.js
You can find these Javascript here: https://github.com/onesaitplatform/onesait-cloud-platform-clientlibraries/tree/master/javascript-client/js
Example
The images shown in the tutorial use an additional file called JsonEditor.js to show the response more esthetically, but it is not strictly needed.
...
var config = {};
config['url'] = "http://wwwlab.onesaitplatform.onlinecom/iot-broker/message";
config['deviceTemplate'] = 'Ticketing App'; (Must be the same as the template you defined in IoTClient)
config['token'] = 'e7ef0742d09d4de5a3687f0cfdf7f626'; (deviceTemplate token)
config['device'] = 'Web'; (Name you will give to the device)
...
Once this step is done, you can invoke all the methods that are implemented in the OPClient object:
Join
Query
Insert
Update
UpdateById
Remove
RemoveById
Subscriptions
JOIN
The Join operation will be the first action to be made, because it allows you to connect to the defined IoTClient. If everything is OK, it will return the sessionKey, identifying the current session.
...
Both Native and SQL queries are accepted. You can also perform SQL queries including SELECT/UPDATE/DELETE.
...
Native
...
SQL
...
TO-DO (EXAMPLE UPDATE/DELETE)
...
If you click in the example on 'subscribe', and then perform and insertion, if you go back to the subscribe tab, you will se that you received the instance you just inserted.
...
Full Example
...