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Ruby on Rails API login example
Nothing particularly Rails-specific about it, but this will get you started...
# netsuite_helper.rb # # This module requires the soap4r gem to run. Confirm you have it by running this from the command-line: # # gem list --local # # If you see soap4r there, you're halfway home. # # You'll need to generate the SOAP class files using the NetSuite WSDL. Look in the local dir for: # * default.rb # * defaultDriver.rb # * defaultMappingRegistry.rb # * NetSuiteServiceClient.rb # If they're there, fire away. If not, change to the local directory in your command window and run: # # wsdl2ruby.rb --wsdl https://webservices.netsuite.com/wsdl/v2_6_0/netsuite.wsdl
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