[Dale Johnson]

All FYI:

I am experimenting with connecting PERL to NetSuite using RESTLets: the early results are extremely encouraging. Here is all that was required on the PERL side:

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#!/usr/local/bin/perl

use 5.14.0;

use Mojo::UserAgent;

my $ua = Mojo::UserAgent->new;

my $url = ‘https://rest.na2.netsuite.com/app/site/hosting/restlet.nl?’.

‘script=97&deploy=1’;

my $auth = ‘NLAuth nlauth_account=TSTDRVxxxx, ‘.

‘nlauth_email=ss2.xxxxx@netsuite.com, ‘.

‘nlauth_signature=training1, ‘.

‘nlauth_role=3’;

say $ua->get($url => {Authorization => $auth})->res->body;

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and here is the RESTLet:

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/**

* @NApiVersion 2.x

* @NScriptType Restlet

* @NModuleScope SameAccount

*/

define([],

function() {

function doGet(requestParams) {

return ‘Hello Dale’;

}

return {

‘get’: doGet,

};

});

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I would be intereted in sharing code and help with anyone else interested in this approach. (It looks to me like a whole lot of general functionality could be coded in a rather small RESTLet this way).

–Dale Johnson, Merit Network, Inc.
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[michoel]

Thanks for sharing, looks great.. though to be pedantic it’s SuiteScript 2.0 not SuiteTalk..

Have you tried using TBA rather than hardcoding the password in the script? I managed to get that working in PHP (http://stackoverflow.com/a/32983952/3230114), but when I tried translating the logic to Perl I just couldn’t get it to work. I ended up giving up and just writing my script in PHP..

[Dale Johnson]

Michoel: right you are, thanks: SuiteScript 2.0 not SuiteTalk. No, I haven’t tried TBA; I’ve got a bit more basic functionality to get working first. Thanks!

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