Version: 17.07
Supported Since: 17.07
NetSuite egress connector can be used to communicate with NetSuite for information retrieval from its production environment or sandbox environment using NetSuite’s API.
By default, this connector has not been connected to a connector operation, and would require a connector operation to be added. Based on the operation added, the behaviour of the NetSuite connector would change.
In order to use the NetSuite Egress Connector, you must first select the NetSuite Connector dependency from the connector list when you are creating an empty Ultra project. If you have already created a project, you can add the NetSuite Connector dependency via Component Registry. From Tools menu, select Ultra Studio → Component Registry and from the Connectors list, select the NetSuite Connector dependency. |
On Exception |
The message will be emitted from this out port if the connector failed to send the message to the intended NetSuite endpoint. |
Response Processor |
The response message received from NetSuite will be directed to this port. You can use this port to connect any precessing element or connector that is supposed to process/consume the response. |
Connector Operation |
This port is used to connect operational elements to the Egress Connector |
* marked fields are mandatory
Production Check * |
NS Config |
Choose between NetSuite sandbox and production environments. The default option is the production environment. If a user want to test in the sandbox environment. he/she should turn off this feature. |
NetSuite URL |
NS Config |
Where a user would like to provide the NetSuite URL which is provided by the WSDL file, the user could enter the URL here. This would override the above option and the endpoint will be selected. |
Transaction Scope Variable Name |
NS Config |
Transaction scope variable name to be specified. This will be used for logging purposes if an interceptor is used. Please note if this variable is not specified interceptors cannot operate (for message logging). |
Email * |
Basic |
E-mail of the NetSuite user |
NetSuite Account Password * |
Basic |
Password of the NetSuite user |
NetSuite role Id * |
Basic |
Role Id of the NetSuite user |
NetSuite Account Name * |
Basic |
Account name of the NetSuite user |
Application Id * |
Basic |
Application Id of the NetSuite user. Please note that an integration needs to be created from NetSuite. The integration would be assigned an application Id. This id will be used to keep track of application activities by NetSuite. |
Partner Id |
Optional |
Partner Id of the NetSuite user |
In Interceptor |
Interceptors |
In Interceptor list separated with commas. These interceptors can be used for logging purposes. For custom development
of interceptors, please go through http://cxf.apache.org/docs/interceptors.html An interceptor should extend
|
Out Interceptor |
Interceptors |
Out Interceptor list separated with commas. These interceptors can be used for logging purposes. For custom development
of interceptors, please go through http://cxf.apache.org/docs/interceptors.html. An interceptor should extend |
In Fault Interceptor |
Interceptors |
In Fault Interceptor list separated with commas. These interceptors can be used for logging purposes. For custom development
of interceptors, please go through http://cxf.apache.org/docs/interceptors.html. An interceptor should extend |
Out Fault Interceptor |
Interceptors |
Out Fault Interceptor list separated with commas. These interceptors can be used for logging purposes. For custom development
of interceptors, please go through http://cxf.apache.org/docs/interceptors.html. An interceptor should extend |
This is an example use case of NetSuite egress connector, on how to expose certain NetSuite endpoint operations over HTTP to other applications or clients without giving them the burden of managing API credentials or authentication overhead.
In this example, an external HTTP client will send a HTTP request to UltraESB-X to obtain the server time from NetSuite. The NetSuite egress connector in-combination with Get Server Time connector operation can be configured to obtain the server time from NetSuite.
To implement above use case, let’s create our integration flow named netsuite-get-servertime
and get required
components from the component registry. For this use case it’s required to get, NetSuite Egress Connector and HTTP NIO
Connector from the connector store.
First, a NIO HTTP Ingress Connector should be added and configured to accept HTTP requests from the external. Depending on the requirement, HTTP port and service path can be configured in the HTTP ingress connector.
Then a NetSuiet Egress connector should be added to integrate with NetSuite endpoint. This egress connector should be configured with the details of the NetSuite service account details including endpoint base URL, username and password.
Operation - Get Server Time Entity
Production Check - False
(testing is to be done in the Sandbox environment)
Transaction Scope Variable Name - serverTime
NetSuite Email - User’s email address
NetSuite Password - User’s password
NetSuite Role - NetSuite role Id of the user
NetSuite Account - NetSuite Account name of the user
Application Id - Integration Id
Partner Id - Partner Id
After that, attach a NetSuite Get Server Time Operation Connector Operation as the connector operation for the above NetSuite egress connector to obtain the server time. This connector operation does not need any custom configurations.
With all above elements, complete flow would look as below,
Now if you run the flow, and send a request to the configured HTTP endpoint with the required parameters as transport headers, you should be able to obtain the server time from NetSuite.