Do SMP3.0 supports JSON based RESTful services exposed via JBOSS server??

Hi All,
We are working on a PoC for a customer to consume JSON based RESTful (exposed via JBOSS Server) service from SMP 3.0. We were not able to get the DataSet. the below are the steps which we performed and the respective result.
1) Created a SMP Application - Able to ping the application with the base URL
2) Tested the connections - Able to create a Registration using Firefox POSTMAN client
3) Data Consumption from the service - We are not able to get the response for the service when we try the same via SMP,but we are able to get the data when we try the REST service URL directly from the browser.
How do we achieve this? Do SMP3.0 support JSON based RESTful service? Can Integration Gateway Help?
Thanks, Prem

hi Jitendra,
attached are the screen shots of both SMP service from postman we tried and the original service from the browser.
1- postman ping for SMP URL and header says success.
2- Response body with entity set structure and empty data there is no data inside the collection named "Connection" as well and if i call this i fails with 501, that not implemented, so i guess SMP3 is unable to create the entity set out the JSON REST services while converting it into Odata service internally.
3- i can view data if run directly the REST service from browser.

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