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Yes, so to debug the RESTlet straight in the debugger you need to trigger the onRequest() manually and you also need to use require instead of define when calling the modules, but you might already know that. Here's my full code I used to test your scenario: /** * @NApiVersion 2.x * @NScriptType Restlet * @NModuleScope…
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I was originally going to answer this a few days ago but didn't because I couldn't find a source for my answer. But since no one answered this anyways I'm gonna go ahead and say I read a while back that this is not possible, as I said I have no source but I'm 99.9% sure I've read it somewhere before. NS will in most cases…
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Hi! I tried your code in the debugger and it works fine here. I did remove some stuff, like the setting of 'custiem_fsg_size' on both parent and child because I don't have that field in my system. But that shouldn't make a difference. Have you tried running this in the debugger or just in a deployed script? Might be good…