but they themselves implement it so you can use oa...
# suitescript
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but they themselves implement it so you can use oauth 2 as an authentication method to connect to netsuite
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i think i get what you mean, but going back i guess, from me it's not apparent there is a method to do the fb oauth2 handshake kind of authentication - i.e from NS to FB request header, then request reply from FB to NS with bearer token then for NS to reply with the bearer token to finish the handshake I dont think this level of API endpoint response is possible with restlet?
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those handshakes are browser based, use a tool that supports oauth 2. The access tokens you as and the end are basically equivalent to basic authentication
which is something you can do in suitescript
its more complicated on apis that require refresh tokens, but using refresh tokens and access tokens dont require browsers so can be done in suitescript
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