You have entered an invalid type argument: contents var pdfFile = render.xmlToPdf({ xmlString: xmlStr }); log.debug({ title: 'pdfFile', details: pdfFile }) var fileName = "Sales Order "+Document_Number+' PDF'; var fileObj = file.create({ name: fileName, fileType: file.Type.PDF, contents: pdfFile, folder: 714 });

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

The conversations are about creating and handling PDF files in NetSuite using SuiteScript. In the first thread, a user is asking for an explanation of a piece of code that loads an XML file, creates a render object, adds a sales order record to it, and then renders it as a PDF. The responses explain that the renderer combines a template (the XML contents) with a data set (the sales order record). They also suggest using the advanced PDFs feature and the render.transaction method to avoid having to load both the template and record in one action. In the second thread, a user is trying to create a PDF file from an XML string and save it to the file cabinet, but is encountering issues. The responses clarify that a PDF is not XML and that the string used as the contents is not base64. They suggest using the N/render module and freemarker as a template system instead of trying to build a string in code. They also point out that a PDF is not XML, so it cannot be created directly using the N/xml module. In the third thread, a user is trying to send a PDF via an API but is having trouble loading its content outside of NetSuite. The responses explain that PDFs are binary content and that NetSuite represents binary content using base64. They also point out that trying to convert it to text will not work because it is not text. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******