calling an Auth api that returns set-cookie but i can't access it from user event suitescript

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** From the conversations, it appears that you're trying to access the

Set-Cookie

headers from an HTTP request in a server-side SuiteScript. Unfortunately, the NetSuite

https

module only provides access to the first

Set-Cookie

header in the response. This is a limitation of the NetSuite

https

module and there's no direct way to access the rest of the cookies that the server returned. As for calling a Suitelet from a UserEventScript, it's important to note that internal Suitelet URLs require the client to be logged into NetSuite, or at least to send a valid

JSESSIONID

cookie. If the Suitelet is not available without login, you might need to consider making your Suitelet public or using your Suitelet script in a UserEvent as an import library and invoking it. Regarding the issue with calling an external API like SmartyStreet from a NetSuite online customer form and getting a 401 or 405 status code, these are not CORS issues. A 401 error indicates unauthorized access, while a 405 error indicates that the method you're trying to use is not allowed. You might need to use SuiteScript and the

N/https

module to work around these issues.