So I got a suitelet where I can host my angular files! The final hurdle is CORS -.-. In trying to call my restlet I get the oh so lovely CORS issue. Anyone have an idea of how to get around this? I'm in a netsuite suitelet trying to call my netsuite restlet Suitelet domain: https://{{accountId}}.app.netsuite.com/ Restlet  domain: https://{{accountId}}.restlets.api.netsuite.com/app/site/hosting/restlet.nl?script=1818&deploy=1

Suitelet calling a restlet should not trigger CORS as that is only if a browser (ClientScript) is trying to call an API

I am not calling it from the suitelet file. I'm calling it from the angular (html/js/client) side

use the internal url of the restlet

Can you elaborate @battk

your restlet has 2 urls

I'm assuming you mean clicking on this and then use that url?

you should be able to use a relative url by itself

Do you have a code example I could try?

nope

My bad, I thought I had. This is throwing an error of "needing to be fully qualified url"

var restletUrl = url.resolveScript({
    scriptId: 'customscript_ad_rl_query',
    deploymentId: 'customdeploy_ad_rl_query',
    returnExternalUrl: false
});
var response = <http://https.post|https.post>({
    url: restletUrl,
    body: context.request.body,
    headers: {Authorization: headers.Authorization}
});

using https.post means you are using netsuite as a proxy

what should I be using?

fetch or XMLHttpRequest

I'll try fetch! https requires me to use the oauth stuff

its the same thing

Not really. One has to call the suitelet, and then make the call. The other is my angular app makes the http request

probably need to clarify if you are talking about the serverside suitelet

I have a suitelet that has an inline html. That html is my angular application. The html, via javascript, is trying to call the restlet with an http request

you will only get cors trying to use the external url of your restlet

Yeah. so It may be that it's not possible to call a restlet directly from the client side script of a suitelet

you can call an internal url directly from the client side

I get the "you must call the .restlet" url

its a normal technique, though its usually done with another suitelet

so you meantioned to use fetch, but I don't see a fetch module?

fetch will require oauth info too though right?

no

If fetch will do what you say, I'd much rather use that lol

its a browser global

Hmmm, I'm getting

ReferenceError: fetch is not defined [at Object.onRequest

any idea why?

fetch('https://${AccountId}.<http://app.netsuite.com/app/site/hosting/restlet.nl?script=1818&deploy=1')|app.netsuite.com/app/site/hosting/restlet.nl?script=1818&deploy=1')>
    .then(response => {
            log.debug("response", response);
            return response.json()
        }
    )
    .then(data => log.debug(data));

id guess your code fragment was being run serverside

I'd recommend using the Angular http client.

yeah

url.resolveScript

and a simple http client without any authentication setting works as it should use your current user session

who knew! So I am able to use the "logged in path" like you mentioned @battk AND who knew that removing the authentication stuff was important. I guess I was just overwriting what netsuite already had there.