Call Worklight Javascript SQL Adapter form REST Client - ibm-mobilefirst

I am using IBM Worklight 7.1 and I am trying to call a Javascript SQL adapter form REST client like HttpRequester. I can call adapter but cannot figure out how to pass parameters to procedure.
For Adapter named MyAdapter and procedure named myProc, I can call adapter using baseUrl/MyAdapter/myProc, using both GET and POST method form REST Client, but all the parameters in procedure are undefined.
function myProc(a,c) {
return {
result : "OK"
};
}
I have tried passing parameter in following ways.
As query string ?a=b&c=d
As JSON String {"a":"b","c":"d"}
Passing parameter in array as parameters=['b','c']
Why Do This
Reason behind doing this is to make Data Setting, Procedure call, Output check and data erase process automatic by writing script to make testing easy and automatic. So, feel free to suggest if any other better process already exist to do above steps automatically.

When calling a JavaScript adapter (this answer is not applicable to Java adapters), the REST call should look like:
/{project-context}/adapters/{adapter-name}/{procedure-name}/?params=[a,b,c,d]
In other words, a JavaScript procedure receives only ONE parameter called params which needs to be an array of ordered, unnamed values.

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