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Calling SuiteScript 2 function from SuiteScript 1?
Greetings, we have a scenario where we'd like to call a SuiteScript 2.x function, from SuiteScript 1.0. Is this possible? If not, I'm guessing writing a 2.0 RESTlet which I'd then call from 1.0 is the work around, or is there a better approach?
Context: We need is to replace our 1.0 service calls using nlapiRequestURL, to a 2.0 function that will allow us to specifically reference certificates (something 1.0 can't do). As there's an extensive amount of 1.0 code a complete re-write to 2.0 isn't practical, so my thought was to implement a "wrapper function" written in 2.0, that I could then call from the 1.0 code just replacing the nlapiRequestURL call.
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