var settings = {

  

"url": some URL here,

  

"method": "POST",

  

"timeout": 0,

  

"headers": {

    

"Content-Type": "application/json",

    

"Cookie": "__cfduid=d3e371568b80d7f3fc091f568eed250481591877837"

  

},

  

"data": JSON.stringify({"shopifyDomain":"DOMAIN here","operation":"ITEM","authenticationKey":"key here","dataList":[{"variants":[{"sku":"DA-06-Black","inventory_policy":"deny","barcode":"711005824002","weight":"1.9","weight_unit":"lb","inventory_management":"shopify","tracked":true}]}]}),

};

$.ajax(settings).done(function (response) {

  

console.log(response);

});

Above is the postman request code

Below is NS code

var url = "Some URL here";

var headers = {

"Content-Type": "application/json"

};

var metaFieldArr = {

"shopifyDomain": "Domain here",

"operation": "ITEM",

"authenticationKey": "key here",

"dataList": [

{

"variants": [

{

"sku": "DA-06-Black",

"inventory_policy": "deny",

"barcode": "711005824002",

"weight": "1.9",

"weight_unit": "lb",

"inventory_management": "shopify",

"tracked": true

}

]

}

]};

var response = nlapiRequestURL(url, JSON.stringify(metaFieldArr), headers, "POST");

nlapiLogExecution("debug","response ",response.getBody());

or perhaps

Accept: application/json

@battk why does it take "Accept" instead of content type ?

Accept is what your client expects from the response

Doesn't client expect the same using that ?

i personally like the postman console for this kind of thing

message has been deleted

here is the request header

and that does contain accept

Thanks, I always get to learn things from you.

You should be in the meme "Not all heroes wear capes " 😄

Sorry, no offence 😄