Making SOAP Calls

Create a SuiteProjects Pro Complex Type object with the NSOA.record.<complex type>( [id] ) function.

                    var category = new NSOA.record.oaCategory(); 

              

Fill out the properties for the object, see Objects.

                    category.name = "New Category";
    category.cost_centerid = "123";
    category.currency = "USD"; 

              

Place the object into an array of objects, see Arrays.

                    // To turn an object into an array of object, simply place it inside square brackets
    var objects = [category]; // or just pass [category] 

              

Pass the objects as a parameter to the NSOA.wsapi.add(objects).

                    var results = NSOA.wsapi.add( [category] ); 

              

Check for any errors, see Handling SOAP Errors.

Create a SuiteProjects Pro Complex Type object with the NSOA.record.<complex type>( [id] ) function.

                    var category = new NSOA.record.oaCategory(); 

              

Fill out the internal ID for the object and the properties you want to change, see Objects.

                    category.id = 79; // This is the ID of the existing customer
    category.cost_centerid = "453"; // The new value 

              

Place the object into an array of objects, see Arrays.

                    // To turn an object into an array of object, simply place it inside square brackets
    var objects = [category]; // or just pass [category] 

              

Optionally create an array of attributes to pass.

                    var attributes = []; 

              

Pass the objects and attributes as parameters to the NSOA.wsapi.modify(attributes, objects).

                    var results = NSOA.wsapi.modify( [attributes], [category] ); 

              

Check for any errors, see Handling SOAP Errors.

Create a SuiteProjects Pro Complex Type object with the NSOA.record.<complex type>( [id] ) function.

                    var category = new NSOA.record.oaCategory(); 

              

Fill out the properties for the object, see Objects.

                    category.id = 79; 

              

Place the object into an array of objects, see Arrays.

                    // To turn an object into an array of object, simply place it inside square brackets
    var objects = [category]; // or just pass [category] 

              

Pass the objects as a parameter to the NSOA.wsapi.add(objects).

                    var results = NSOA.wsapi.delete( [category] ); 

              

Check for any errors, see Handling SOAP Errors.

Create a SuiteProjects Pro Complex Type object with the NSOA.record.<complex type>( [id] ) function and fill out the properties for the object to specify the search criteria.

                    var user = new NSOA.record.oaUser();
    user.nickname = "jsmith"; 

              

Create a limit Attribute.

                    var attribute = {
        name  : "limit",
        value : "0,1000"
    } 

              

Create a ReadRequest object and fill out the properties.

                    var readRequest = {
        type : "User",
        method : "equal to", // return only records that match search criteria
        fields : "id, nickname, updated", // specify fields to be returned
        attributes : [ attribute ], // Limit attribute is required; type is Attribute
        objects : [ user ] // One object with search criteria
    } 

              

Pass the ReadRequest object to the NSOA.wsapi.read(readRequest) function.

                    var results = NSOA.wsapi.read(readRequest); 

              

Check for any errors, see Handling SOAP Errors.

Process the results, see ReadResult.