Client JQuery invoke NetSuite Suitelet

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Client jQuery could initialize a cross-domain request. Certainly, jQuery could initialize a NetSuite request.

jQuery code (client):

    function clickMe() {      try {        var myUrl = your_http_url;        $.ajax({          url: myUrl,          dataType: 'jsonp',          data: { "myName1": 2345 },          jsonp: 'callback',          jsonpCallback: "asyncButton",          success: function (result) {            for (var i in result) {              alert(i + " : " + result[i]); //Print response result             }          },          error: function (result1) { alert(2) },          timeout: 3000        });      }      catch (ex) {        alert(ex);      }    }

Suitelet code (server)：

function asyncButton(request, response) {  var x = request.getParameter('myName1');  var y = request.getParameter('myName2');  nlapiLogExecution('debug','test',x+', '+y);  response.write('asyncButton({"myName":"DanielCai"})');}

Note: Suitelet MUST check the 'Available without login' option.

Howerver, this kind of request doesn't have any credentials, which means it's an insecure request.

Restlet seems an optiop. I tried with Restlet, it didn't work out.

I guess the reason why it failed:

Cross-domain request MUST set 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' in the server headers.

And Restlet doesn't allow coder to set the headers, so doesn't Suitelet.

I think the 'Available without login' option set the headers for us. :)

That's why Suitelet works for client jQuery

// Allow all the other parties to access.header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin:*'); // Response typeheader('Access-Control-Allow-Methods:POST'); // Response headersheader('Access-Control-Allow-Headers:x-requested-with,content-type'); 

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