[davidturton]

I keep getting this error when trying to use the promise with https.get, any ideas?

org.mozilla.javascript.EcmaError: TypeError: Cannot find function promise in object function (options, headers) {…}.

https.get.promise(url: baseUrl)

.then(function(response){

log.debug({

title: ‘Response’,

details: response

});

})

.catch(function onRejected(reason) {

log.debug({

title: ‘Invalid Get Request: ‘,

details: reason

});

})
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[david.smith]

What error are you getting?

[davidturton]

org.mozilla.javascript.EcmaError: TypeError: Cannot find function promise in object function (options, headers) {…}.

[david.smith]

Your options are not formatted as and object.

https.get.promise({ url: ‘http:s//www.testwebsite.com’ })

[chanarbon]

HI @davidturton,

Aside from the that there is a problem on your formatting, I think you are performing the Promise for https module on the server side. Please note that Promise API and Promise object is currently limited to client side. As of the moment, server side scripts are limited to the synchronous processes unlike client script which is user facing. Please check out SuiteAnswers ID 43804 (https://netsuite.custhelp.com/app/an…il/a_id/43804/) for more information.

[ironside]

I don’t consider that a limitation at all. Look at how much messier that promise-based code is vs. the simple synchronous version.

I don’t want server-side promises at all unless there is a distinct advantage to the developer.

Originally posted by chanarbon

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Aside from the that there is a problem on your formatting, I think you are performing the Promise for https module on the server side. Please note that Promise API and Promise object is currently limited to client side. As of the moment, server side scripts are limited to the synchronous processes unlike client script which is user facing.

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