RESTlet Module Members in SuiteScript for API Integration

RESTlet module members provide essential methods for creating custom HTTP responses in SuiteScript RESTlet APIs.

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The RESTlet module members are crucial for developers using SuiteScript, allowing the creation of custom HTTP responses in RESTlet scripts. Understanding these members is vital for leveraging API capabilities effectively.

What Are the RESTlet Module Members?

The RESTlet module is part of SuiteScript that allows developers to expose SuiteScript functionality as RESTful web services. It contains the necessary methods and objects used to manage HTTP requests and responses within RESTlet scripts.

Member Overview

MemberTypeReturn Type / Value TypeSupported Script TypesDescription
restlet.ResponseObjectObject (read-only)RESTlet scriptRepresents an HTTP response of a RESTlet script.
restlet.createResponse(options)Methodrestlet.ResponseRESTlet scriptCreates a custom HTTP response for a RESTlet script.

How to Use restlet.createResponse() Method

The restlet.createResponse(options) method is essential for returning structured HTTP responses from RESTlet scripts. This method requires an options object that specifies the content and the content type of the response.

Method Parameters

  • options.content (string, required): The content of the response.
  • options.contentType (string, required): The Content-Type header of the response, which overrides the default Content-Type header from the incoming request.

Example Implementation

Here is a basic example of how to implement the restlet.createResponse() method in a RESTlet script:

suitescript
1/**
2 * @NApiVersion 2.1
3 * @NScriptType RESTlet
4 */
5define(['N/scriptTypes/restlet'],
6 function(restlet) {
7 const get = function(requestParams) {
8 return restlet.createResponse({
9 content: '<h1>Hello World</h1>',
10 contentType: 'text/html'
11 });
12 };
13 return { get: get };
14 };

Conclusion

By mastering the RESTlet module members, developers can effectively create and manage API responses in NetSuite, enhancing integration capabilities with other systems.

Who This Affects

This information is particularly relevant for:

  • Developers: Building custom APIs using SuiteScript.
  • Administrators: Configuring and managing API functionalities.
  • Integrators: Creating seamless connections between NetSuite and external applications.

Source: This article is based on Oracle's official NetSuite documentation.

Key Takeaways

  • The RESTlet module provides essential functions for creating API responses.
  • The restlet.createResponse() method allows customization of HTTP response content and type.
  • Proper use of these members enhances integration and functionality within NetSuite scripts.

Frequently Asked Questions (4)

Do I need to enable a feature flag to use the RESTlet module in SuiteScript?
No feature flag needs to be enabled to use the RESTlet module, as it is a standard part of SuiteScript for creating RESTful web services.
What script type supports the use of restlet.createResponse()?
The restlet.createResponse() method is supported within RESTlet scripts.
Can I specify the content type of an HTTP response using the restlet.createResponse() method?
Yes, the restlet.createResponse() method allows you to specify the content type of an HTTP response using the options.contentType parameter.
What is required when calling restlet.createResponse() in a SuiteScript?
When calling restlet.createResponse(), you must provide an 'options' object that includes 'content' and 'contentType' properties.
Source: N/scriptTypes/restlet Module Members Oracle NetSuite Help Center. This article was generated from official Oracle documentation and enriched with additional context and best practices.

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