HTTP DELETE Request Errors and Troubleshooting in SuiteScript
Explore HTTP DELETE request errors in SuiteScript, their common issues, and effective solutions for developers.
The HTTP DELETE request in SuiteScript allows developers to remove resources through an API. This method is critical for maintaining data integrity and application functionality. However, developers may encounter various errors when executing DELETE requests. Understanding these errors helps in troubleshooting and ensuring smoother integrations.
Method Description
The HTTP DELETE method sends a request to delete a specified resource. Key behaviors include:
- If the connection to the destination server takes longer than 5 seconds, it times out.
- Request payloads that exceed 45 seconds are also timed out.
- It cannot be executed in unauthenticated client-side contexts, which can limit usability in certain scenarios.
Returns
The method returns:
- http.ClientResponse or http.ServerResponse
Supported Script Types
This method is compatible with:
- Client scripts
- Server scripts
For more details, refer to the SuiteScript 2.x Script Types.
Governance
Using this method consumes 10 units of governance.
Module
This functionality is part of the N/http Module.
Parameters
The options parameter is a JavaScript object that includes:
| Parameter | Type | Required/Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
options.url | string | Required | The fully qualified HTTP/HTTPS URL being requested. |
options.headers | Object | Optional | The HTTP headers to include in the request. |
Errors
Developers may face several common error codes when using the DELETE request:
| Error Code | Message | Thrown If |
|---|---|---|
SSS_INVALID_HOST_CERT | An untrusted, unsupported, or invalid certificate was found. | The client and server couldn’t negotiate security. |
SSS_INVALID_URL | The URL must be a fully qualified HTTP/HTTPS URL. | An invalid URL is specified in options.url. |
SSS_MISSING_REQD_ARGUMENT | Missing a required argument: {param name} | The options.url parameter is not specified. |
Syntax Example
Here's a basic example demonstrating the usage of the http.delete() method:
1// Add additional code 2...3var headerObj = {4 name: 'Accept-Language',5 value: 'en-us'6};7var response = http.delete({8 url: 'http://www.mytestwebsite.com',9 headers: headerObj10});11...12// Add additional codeFor comprehensive examples, refer to the N/http Module Script Samples.
Understanding these important aspects of the HTTP DELETE method and its error handling can significantly improve the effectiveness of API interactions in SuiteScript development.
Frequently Asked Questions (4)
What type of scripts can use the HTTP DELETE method in SuiteScript?
What happens if the HTTP DELETE request in SuiteScript takes too long to execute?
Is authentication required to execute an HTTP DELETE request in SuiteScript?
What are some common errors encountered when using the HTTP DELETE method in SuiteScript?
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