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Well, we're integrating NetSuite for a client of ours, and while we hope to maintain the relationship, I also want to make sure they are getting a robust solution in the event that they sever the relationship or we otherwise are no longer working together. For the client's sake, I would hope that everything is backwards…
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I would presume that for backwards compatibiltiy, it should remain active indefinitely. Any product that is established and proper should retain its backwards compatibility. I would outraged if I had to refactor my code moving forward.
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An update to this issue: What's happening is this: 1) I login with success 2) I made a second call to the web service 3) It throws the error above I'm following the documentation. It says I need to store the cookies that are passed back to me. However, the response does not send any cookie values. So I have no way of…
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The above code actually shows the following output: Array ( [sessionResponse] => Array ( [status] => Array ( [!isSuccess] => true ) [wsRoleList] => Array ( [wsRole] => Array ( [role] => Array ( [name] => Administrator [!internalId] => 3 ) [isDefault] => true [isInactive] => false ) ) ) ) Array…
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For anyone who is stymied with this as I was, my solution turned out to be that I needed PHP 5 (I was using 4.4). And you must have Curl installed (I'm not sure which version). It would be nice if NetSuite provided a bit of information on PHP. Even though they don't test against it, if they have sample code for it, they…