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https.delete Issues

edited Dec 2, 2019 4:36PM in SuiteCloud / Customization 4 comments

Hello,

I have a 2.X RESTlet that has a delete handler and a 2.X User Event that calls the RESTlet. For create (put via https.put), update (post vis https.post) the User Event and RESTlet work fine. For delete, I am using https.delete with the URL appended (as it has no body) with params such as https:<nsurl>&name=chris&id=12345 as defined in the examples. My URLS all look correct but when I log out context.name or context.id or context in general on the RESTlet side, I get no output. I would expect "chris" for the name and "12345" for the id and SOMETHING in

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