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Time zone conversion fun
I think I've got this working right in WSDL 2.0, but let me get this straight:
The NetSuite UI has the TimeZone configured to Eastern Time.
When I search() or get() CalendarEvents, they come back as is. 4:00pm in NetSuite comes to me as a 4:00pm DateTime object. No prob.
But when I call update(), NetSuite appears to expect the time to be in PST, and then it converts it to EST. So offsetting the timezone before I send it back seems to fix the problem.
This seems silly, but it works. The question is -- do I have it right? Thanks.
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