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Netsuite Web Service alternative - Suitelet Tutorial

Nov 15, 2016 By Web Traffic Exchange Programming , CMS, CRM and ERP Systems 0 Last Modified on 2024-01-16

Netsuite soap-based web service interface (also known as SuiteTalk) is great for processing batch jobs, but may not be suitable for real-time form processing due to concurrency problem. For real-time processing, Suitelets may be preferred over SuiteTalk as they don't have concurrent session problems.

Netsuite Suitelet Overview

Sep 15, 2016 By Web Traffic Exchange Programming , CMS, CRM and ERP Systems 0 Last Modified on 2024-01-16

Suitelets are extensions of SuiteScript that allow developers to write custom NetSuite pages and backend logic. Suitelets are server-side scripts that operate in a request-response model. They are invoked by HTTP GET or POST requests to system-generated URLs, and by default, they are invoked by making a GET request from a browser.

Netsuite SuiteScript (Suitelet) vs. SuiteTalk (Web Service)

Aug 01, 2016 By Web Traffic Exchange Programming , CMS, CRM and ERP Systems 0 Last Modified on 2024-01-16

Netsuite purposely disallows a user from establishing two separate sessions to the NetSuite portal. That is, you cannot have a session established on Firefox and Chrome or Internet Explorer at the same time, and this is true for any user including the one being used by the Netsuite Web Service. This causes a potential problem where your visitors may be submitting forms at the roughly same time which triggers a second web service call to be made to Netsuite while the previous one is still running. When the second web service call is made before the first one is completed, the first call terminates without completing its task potentially losing a lead or whatever the task the first one was designed to do.

Netsuite PHPToolkit Web Service - Create Customer Tutorial

Jan 15, 2016 By Web Traffic Exchange CMS, CRM and ERP Systems 0 Last Modified on 2024-01-16

Netsuite provides a soap-based web service interface called SuiteTalk to allow 3rd-party applications to interface with the Netsuite ERP system. Netsuite also provides Toolkits written in PHP, .NET, and Java programming languages, which will make Netsuite integration easier. We'll use PHPToolkit to create a customer record in Netsuite.

SMTP Email Address Validation

Mar 15, 2017 By Web Traffic Exchange Emails 0 Last Modified on 2024-02-08

How do you validate an email address? You may validate it with a javascript on the client-side, or run a server-side validation via a regular expression or a newly available filter_var function of the PHP 5.2.x. Perhaps, you may want to go one step further and verify the email address from the remote SMTP server.

Malware detected on website

Aug 15, 2017 By Web Traffic Exchange Cybersecurity 0 Last Modified on 2024-01-16

One of the servers we manage has been compromised, and hosting malware according to Kaspersky Anti-Virus software. The site uses a number of open-source applications such as WordPress, Gnuboard, and phpLinkDirectory. We initially thought it would be either the .htaccess or base64_encode exploit, but after close examination, we found that a plain javascript snippet was inserted into one of the Gnuboard include files (bbs/visit_insert.inc.php).

What is the difference between "Primary Key" and "Unique Key" in SQL?

Sep 15, 2017 By Web Traffic Exchange SQL , Databases 0 Last Modified on 2024-02-21

I've had a chance to with a Postgres database and came across a table with two primary keys. This intrigues me to look up a definition of primary and unique key. I always thought there would only be one primary key in a table, and the values have to be unique. But, what I saw in the PostgreSQL v8.1.23 was something otherwise. It allowed duplicate entries, and also allowed multiple primary keys in a table. Is this possible? Yes, it's called composite Primary Keys. Composite primary keys (multiple primary keys) makeup uniqueness in a table row -- which means composite primary keys work together to provide uniqueness.

How to add attachment with the Zend_Mail?

Feb 15, 2017 By Web Traffic Exchange Framework 0 Last Modified on 2024-01-16

Files can be attached to an email using Zend_Mail->createAttachment() method. The createAttachment() method requires the content of the attachment and 3 optional arguments. Please note that it takes file content as an argument, not the name of the file.

Zend Framework without MVC

Jul 15, 2017 By Web Traffic Exchange Framework 0 Last Modified on 2024-01-16

The reasoning for using a framework such as Zend Framework (ZF for short) is to speed up the development process, make the application extensible, and make use of the design patterns such as MVC. I think MVC is great, it separates the models, views, and controllers and makes the entire development process very clean. If MVC is great, why would you use Zend Framework without MVC?

Perl string quotation operators (q, qq, qr and qx)

Jun 15, 2017 By Web Traffic Exchange Programming 0 Last Modified on 2024-01-16

In scripting programming languages such as Perl, PHP, and Python use string quotation extensively. To include a single or double quote inside the string quotation, you'll have to escape the character with a backslash. Perl string quotation operators (q, qq and qx) let you avoid putting too many backslashes into quoted strings.