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NetSuiteService.sessionInfo null after login (WSDL 2.6)
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Having strange behavior with the NetSuiteService object and 2.6 beta WS. Code below works fine with WSDL 2.5 - with WSDL 2.6 all properties of the NetSuiteService object are null after a successful login. Most of this code was lifted from the ERP example...
Am using .NET framework 2.0.50727
Any shared experience would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks!
Scott
// constructors public NSInterface(string Username, string Password, string AccountNumber) { // set defaults _IsAuthenticated = false; _NetsuiteURL = "https://webservices.netsuite.com/services/NetSuitePort_2_6"; // setup the netsuite service _Service = new NetSuiteService(); _Service.Timeout = 1000*60*60*2; _Out = new Logger("info"); // set variables _Username = Username; _Password = Password; _AccountNumber = AccountNumber; } // methods public void login(bool isAuto) { if ( !_IsAuthenticated ) { // Check whether this is a forced login as part of another operation if ( isAuto ) _Out.writeLn( "nYou need to first login before invoking this operation ..." ); // Enable client cookie management. This is required. _Service.CookieContainer = new CookieContainer(); _Service.Url = _NetsuiteURL; // Populate Passport object with all login information Passport passport = new Passport(); RecordRef
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