Angular.js: using forEach to create objects then $http POST

EDIT:

Node/Express Code inserting into sqlite database:

var db = new sqlite3.Database('db/gnarboxmm.db');

router.post('/api/jobs', function(req,res){
    tsql = "INSERT INTO Jobs ('Job_File_Name', 'Job_Transporter_ID') VALUES ('"+req.body.File_Name+"','"+req.body.Trans_ID+"')";
    console.log(tsql);
    db.run(tsql, function(err,rows){
        res.end("success");
    });
});

UPDATE: I changed my code and am closer now. By adding the $http request inside forEach loop, I'm getting much closer to what I need. New code is here:

angular.forEach($rootScope.moveArray, function(value){
    $http.post('/api/jobs', {'File_Name':value,
                        'Trans_ID':'Backup'});
}, $rootScope.jobData);

Still not quite there. The request object on the server side now shows two valid entries (where File_Name and Trans_ID are defined), but has a third "undefined" entry.

I am attempting to collect a series of file names the user interacting with my view then implement the file names into objects to be sent to the server in $http.post.

So far, I've successfully created an array and parsed out array items into an array of objects that's ready to go. Here's the chunk of code I used to create the object from my array called "$rootScope.moveArray"

$scope.sendBackup = function(){
    angular.forEach($rootScope.moveArray, function(value){
            this.push({'File_Name':value,
                        'Trans_ID':'Backup'});
        }, $rootScope.jobData);
    console.log($rootScope.jobData); 

The console.log returns "[object, object]" and when I drill down I get two objects with properly assigned File_Name's and Trans_ID's.

This is where I run into trouble. I'm using an $http.post:

$http.post('/api/jobs', $rootScope.jobData);

Checking in on the server side. I'm using express & bodyparser to handle API routing and req/res objects. With the code how it is above, when I log the properties "File_Name" and "Trans_ID" of the req object, I get undefined. I have done a bit of experimentation. If I give $rootScope.jobData an index value ($rootScope.jobData[0]), the $http.post works on the first object in the array. The request object looks like it should with File_Name:'/validPath' and Trans_ID:'Backup'

My intuition is that I'll need to use another forEach loop for $rootScope.jobData to get $http.post working properly. I haven't been successful in this pursuit thus far. Does anyone know the solution to this issue? I doubt that angular has NO mechanism for posting arrays of objects and think it's the fact that I'm new to it.