Registering a service worker in a suitelet

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the conversations, it seems that registering a service worker in a Suitelet is not directly discussed. However, there are some related points that might be helpful: 1. A Suitelet can act as a REST endpoint where you send data, it processes the data, and sends you a result. This means you can't directly access the functions in the Suitelet from your client script. 2. If you need to run a User Event (UE) in a web service context, you can use internal Suitelets. However, these will only work if the JSESSIONID cookie is set to a valid value on the request sent to it. You can get the JSESSIONID from the user interface by creating a formula field with the formula

{nlsessionid}

and using the value from the field to set the cookie on the headers of a request. If you're doing this from web services, you can get a valid JSESSIONID from the login operation. You can then set that JSESSIONID on a field to use in your User Event, or skip the User Event and directly make a request to the Suitelet. 3. It's recommended to avoid playing with the JSESSIONID if possible. Instead, you could try using the script file of the Suitelet as a library for your User Event. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******