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  • It's funny that I see this topic as one of the first on the forum. I am currently writing code to interface PERL and the SOAP::Lite module with the WSDL Netsuite Web Service (https://webservices.netsuite.com/wsdl/v1_3_1/netsuite.wsdl). I am a perspective customer using a TEST account (TSTDRV237223). I have been having…
  • I am getting the same error message. VeriSign technical support is out for the holiday, and unless you have a premium support package (which we don't) you can't get anyone on the phone! We have been down for 15 minutes...
  • I was just able to successfully process an authorization! 11:21 AM
  • The Sales Department was no help, they transferred me to a GENERAL customer service line. Grrr.... I am now getting a new error message: "SSL failed to connect to host"!
  • I contacted the Sales Department at PayFlow Pro, and they are connecting me with technical support, regardless of the fact that I do not have a premium account.
  • Can't even process transactions directly through PayPal Manager.. I am trying to get the sales department on the phone so I can upgrade our account to a PREMIUM, just so I can get someone on the phone. For everyone who is replying to this post, would you be adverse to starting a list of contact information for fellow IT…
  • I am now getting an error message stating: "Not signed up for this tender type." I have contacted NetSuite regarding this issue. They have acknowledged that it is a problem on VeriSign's end (which was expected). Yet they have no ETA on correction (which makes sense because it isn't their issue). Does anyone have a PREMIUM…
  • This was resolved. Internal issue.
  • I actually just encountered this same problem. I created a saved search in NetSuite that referenced InventoryNumber fields and there were not returned in my AdvancedSearch response. I am currently using version 2009.1 of web services, but even in the upcoming 2010.2 version it doesn't look like this record is exposed ...…
  • Response just submitted to our account manager at NetSuite: We have almost 800 orders in our system PENDING FULFILLMENT and the proposed work around for this issue (using the UI) is NOT AN OPTION. Since 6:30 AM this morning, we have seen batches processing at an impossibly slow pace. See below. Fulfill Sales Orders - Batch…
  • What version of web services is Boomi using behind the scenes?
  • This is the exact same problem we are encountering with the fulfillment of sales orders, and the above referenced case has still not been resolved. We have been unable to fulfill orders via web services since Friday, January 8th.
  • The connection using ODBC is significantly faster. However, to produce output similar to that of web services, you will be writing several queries per request. For example, when I perform a "get" operation using webservices NetSuite takes care of accessing the several different tables required in preparing the response:…
  • Yes, you will either need to write several queries, or use joins between the tables. The point is that if you are trying to reproduce the same content you receive from web services, it is substantially more difficult. Using ODBC for the reading of data, depending on the task, can be successful. However, keep in mind you…
  • Scott, We are currently using version 2.6 of web services, and when I had the same concern, I sent a message off to my account manager. I was greeted with the following reply: "Even though Version 2.6 is not the latest endpoint, it’s still a fairly recent one. We generally keep older end points active for a very long time.…
  • I created a NetSuite module specifically for Perl developers that dramatically improves the interface with SuiteTalk (web services). As an example from the documentation: [CODE] use NetSuite; use Data::Dumper; my $ns = NetSuite->new({ EMAIL => 'email@example.com', PASSWORD => 'cpan4life', ROLE => 3, # denotes and…
  • Yes, meatsju. I have a fully-functional module to facilitate the communication with NetSuite that was released to a series of beta-testers (aka NetSuite + Perl people), and was submitted to NetSuite for their review. Pending a discussion with NetSuite, I hope that my module will open up webservices to the Linux community…
  • Sklett, I did notice that NetSuite adjusted their COOKIE from the previous version of the webservices. So if you doing anything with cookies to maintain your session state, make sure you take this into account. Best of luck!, Jonathan Lloyd
  • Sklett, Wow! That's a heck of a work-around. Yes. The cookie was updated across all webservice platforms (even the existing 2.5). -Jonathan Lloyd
  • When you discuss this option with your sales rep, be sure to evaluate the cost of a SINGLE concurrent user versus the addition of 5 NEW users to your account. I don't know how this could be, but we found that we could purchase 5 separate USER accounts for LESS than a SINGLE concurrent user account. It has to do with the…
  • Chris, I once sought out to do the same thing as you, given that there is such a robust "Related Items" section for inventory and similar items. Unfortunately the web service does not return this list of related items with the get() operation for a product. (not even in the new 2.6 version) The best advise I could offer…
  • This feature is currently assigned Issue # 91536. The stats for this issue include: Severity: S2 - Urgent Status: Under Consideration Target Version: Under Review SLT Age (Length The Issue Has Been Pending In Days): 359 The best way you could do this as NetSuite stands, is to have a list setup of the products contained in…
  • You got the right idea. Either hard code the list of items contained in each assembly into your application and have it communicate with NetSuite to pull the product weights, or hard code both the list of items and their respective weights into your application. In either case, you will have to open your application if the…
  • This is an undocumented error message that I have received from the NetSuite 2.5 beta webservice. A response from a NetSuite employee would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! *BUMP*
  • I'm on board! One vote from our company!
  • Remember, the SOAP request / response is XML, meaning that special characters like apostrophes need to be replaced with their HTML equivolent. See the table below... Hope this helps! There are 5 predefined entity references in XML: < < less than > > greater than & & ampersand &apos; ' apostrophe " " quotation mark Note:…
  • Case number 496687 entered.
  • Below is the SOAP request my application is creating... (obviously with more than 15 lines) &lt;soap:Envelope xmlns:ns4="urn:messages_2_5.platform.webservices.netsuite.com" xmlns:ns9="urn:support_2_5.lists.webservices.netsuite.com" xmlns:ns3="urn:core_2_5.platform.webservices.netsuite.com"…