Has Anyone Been Able To Get The Suds Soap Library To Work With The Netsuite Wsdl?

February 01, 2024 Post a Comment

Has anyone been able to get the suds soap library to work with the NetSuite WSDL? I get this error when I try to create a client. from suds.client import Client #url = 'http://mss

Solution 1:

Yes, suds can connect to NetSuite, but it takes a long time to process the WSDL.

Here's some sample code:

# Open NetSuite Session
wsdlNetSuite = 'https://webservices.netsuite.com/wsdl/v2010_1_0/netsuite.wsdl'
client = Client(wsdlNetSuite)

# Login
passport = client.factory.create('ns4:Passport')
passport.email = 'username@web.com'
passport.password = 'ABC123'
passport.account = 123
loginResponse = client.service.login(passport)
print'Login Response: 'print loginResponse.status

# Get a record
recordRef = client.factory.create('ns4:RecordRef')
recordRef._internalId = 127842
recordRef._type = 'invoice'
record = client.service.get(recordRef)
print record

You might also need to try various combinations of Python and SUDS versions. It's not a particularly reliable library.

Solution 2:

It is a bit late, but for the record I attach a way of how one can work with NetSuite SuiteTalk SOAP API using Python Zeep.

Example of NetSuite SOAP login with Python and Zeep followed by adding a customer.

# pip3 install zeep
from zeep import Client

WSDL_URL = 'https://webservices.sandbox.netsuite.com/wsdl/v2016_1_0/netsuite.wsdl'NS_EMAIL = 'admin@example.com'NS_PASSWORD = '*********'NS_ROLE = '1111'NS_ACCOUNT = '1111111'NS_APPID = 'FFFFFFFF-FFFF-0000-0000-FFFFFFFFFFFF'


def login_client():
    client = Client(WSDL_URL)
    Passport = client.get_type('ns1:Passport')
    AppInfo = client.get_type('ns5:ApplicationInfo')
    passport = Passport(email=NS_EMAIL, password=NS_PASSWORD, account=NS_ACCOUNT)
    app_info = AppInfo(applicationId=NS_APPID)
    login = client.service.login(passport=passport,
                                 _soapheaders={'applicationInfo': app_info})
    print('Login Response: ', login.status)
    return client


# Example usage
client = login_client()

# add a customer
Customer = client.get_type('ns14:Customer')
customer = Customer(
    lastName='Joe',
    firstName='Bloggs',
    email='joe@example.com'
)
response = client.service.add(customer)
print(response)

Solution 3:

Though not the best way to do things, if you're desperate, you can keep trying different versions of their wsdl. I was getting the same error message, so I kept trying until one worked. I went in this order:

'https://webservices.netsuite.com/wsdl/v2010_2_0/netsuite.wsdl''https://webservices.netsuite.com/wsdl/v2010_1_0/netsuite.wsdl''https://webservices.netsuite.com/wsdl/v2009_2_0/netsuite.wsdl''https://webservices.netsuite.com/wsdl/v2009_1_0/netsuite.wsdl'

'https://webservices.netsuite.com/wsdl/v2009_1_0/netsuite.wsdl' finally worked for me

EDIT: Based on tponthieux's answer, I realize now that you can use the suds plugin feature to fix the wsdl (I would simply comment on his answer, but I don't have the reputation yet :( ):

import re

from suds.client import Client
from suds.plugin import DocumentPlugin

NetSuite_wsdl = 'https://webservices.netsuite.com/wsdl/v2010_2_0/netsuite.wsdl'classFix_NS_wsdl(DocumentPlugin):
    bad_fault = re.compile(r"(ExceededRequestLimitFault)"r"(\">\s*<soap:fault name=\")(ExceededRecordCountFault)")

    defloaded(self, context):
        if context.url == NetSuite_wsdl:
            context.document = self.bad_fault.sub(r"\1\2\1", context.document)

client = Client(NetSuite_wsdl, plugins=[Fix_NS_wsdl()])

Solution 4:

If you want to do a one-off fix on a saved WSDL instead of doing the fix every time (which takes a while) here is a VIM substitution command that I used

Baca Juga

:%s/RequestLimitFault">\n\t*<soap\:fault name=\"ExceededRecordCountFault/RequestLimitFault\"\>\r\t\t\t\t<soap\:fault name=\"Exce   ededRequestLimitFault/gc

This works on the 2010 Netsuite WSDL and also had to do it for the 2012 Netsuite WSDL (you think they would have fixed it after two years)

Solution 5:

https://webservices.netsuite.com/wsdl/v2010_2_0/netsuite.wsdl

I found that it was failing on a validation between this part:

<operationname="checkAsyncStatus"><inputname="checkAsyncStatusRequest"message="tns:checkAsyncStatusRequest"/><outputname="checkAsyncStatusResponse"message="tns:checkAsyncStatusResponse"/><faultname="InvalidSessionFault"message="tns:InvalidSessionFault"/><faultname="InvalidCredentialsFault"message="tns:InvalidCredentialsFault"/><faultname="ExceededRequestLimitFault"message="tns:ExceededRequestLimitFault"/> -- mismatch
    <faultname="UnexpectedErrorFault"message="tns:UnexpectedErrorFault"/><faultname="AsyncFault"message="tns:AsyncFault"/></operation>

and this part:

<operationname="checkAsyncStatus"><soap:operationsoapAction="checkAsyncStatus"/><inputname="checkAsyncStatusRequest"><soap:headermessage="tns:headers"part="passport"use="literal"/><soap:headermessage="tns:headers"part="applicationInfo"use="literal"/><soap:headermessage="tns:headers"part="partnerInfo"use="literal"/><soap:headermessage="tns:headers"part="preferences"use="literal"/><soap:bodyuse="literal"/></input><outputname="checkAsyncStatusResponse"><soap:headermessage="tns:headers"part="documentInfo"use="literal"/><soap:bodyuse="literal"/></output><faultname="InvalidSessionFault"><soap:faultname="InvalidSessionFault"use="literal"/></fault><faultname="InvalidCredentialsFault"><soap:faultname="InvalidCredentialsFault"use="literal"/></fault><faultname="ExceededRequestLimitFault"><soap:faultname="ExceededRecordCountFault"use="literal"/> -- mismatch
    </fault><faultname="UnexpectedErrorFault"><soap:faultname="UnexpectedErrorFault"use="literal"/></fault><faultname="AsyncFault"><soap:faultname="AsyncFault"use="literal"/></fault></operation>

I changed this:

<faultname="ExceededRequestLimitFault"><soap:faultname="ExceededRecordCountFault"use="literal"/></fault>

to this:

<faultname="ExceededRequestLimitFault"><soap:faultname="ExceededRequestLimitFault"use="literal"/></fault>

The modification allows Suds to create the client. Like John mentioned, it does take forever to parse(more than two minutes). I haven't tried using checkAsyncStatus to see if it works.

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