I suspect it's that my suitelet is returning JSON ...
# suitescriptk
Kris Wood
03/11/2020, 6:52 PMI suspect it's that my suitelet is returning JSON but it looks like SuiteScript might be looking for an XML response...
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battk
03/11/2020, 11:55 PMyou can try sharing your code to see if anyone can see weirdness
battk
03/11/2020, 11:55 PMif you are really determined, you can try using the debugger and start adding breakpoints or setup pausing on errors
battk
03/11/2020, 11:56 PMi personally would avoid it if possible, the javascript is chaotic
battk
03/12/2020, 12:09 AMactually, this one is understandable, using the console's debugger should eventually get you where you want to go if you keep in mind what your response body is
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Kris Wood
03/12/2020, 12:14 AMI figured it out. My suitelet response was { error: 'string' }
Kris Wood
03/12/2020, 12:14 AMI changed it to { message: string' } and it started working
Kris Wood
03/12/2020, 12:14 AMapparently NetSuite doesn't like 'error' as a suitelet response JSON property
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battk
03/12/2020, 12:16 AM Copy code
function handleServerCallError(responseCode, responseBody, handleJson)
{
if (responseBody && responseBody.toLowerCase().indexOf('error')>=0)
{
if (isJson(responseBody))
{
if (handleJson && responseBody.indexOf('{"error"') >= 0)
{
var errorBody = JSON.parse(responseBody);
throwServerCallError(errorBody.error.message, errorBody.error.code);
}
}
else if (responseBody.indexOf('<onlineError>') >= 0)
{
var errorBody = apiBridge.nlapiStringToXML(responseBody);
throwServerCallError(xmlHelpers.nlapiSelectValue(errorBody, '/onlineError/detail'), xmlHelpers.nlapiSelectValue(errorBody, '/onlineError/code'), xmlHelpers.nlapiSelectValue(errorBody, '/onlineError/id'));
}
else if (responseBody.indexOf('<error>') >= 0)
{
var errorBody = apiBridge.nlapiStringToXML(responseBody);
throwServerCallError(xmlHelpers.nlapiSelectValue(errorBody, '/error/message'), xmlHelpers.nlapiSelectValue(errorBody, '/error/code'));
}
else if (responseBody.indexOf('error code:') >= 0 && responseBody.indexOf('error message:') >= 0 && responseCode != 200)
{
var errorBody = responseBody.split("\n");
throwServerCallError(errorBody[1].substring("error message: ".length), errorBody[0].substring("error code: ".length));
}
}
else if (responseCode != 200 && responseCode != 206 && responseCode != 500)
throwServerCallError(responseBody, 'SERVER_RESPONSE_ERROR');
}battk
03/12/2020, 12:16 AMbasically yes
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Kris Wood
03/12/2020, 1:06 AMOoooh, looks like I could use {error: {message: 'string'} } to throw it to catch for custom errors though
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