I have a client that uses Netsuite for ERP. Netsuite can be accessed via web services to import, export and query your data.
Has anyone tried accessing Netsuite from Servoy? Any luck? Any comments?
Thanks.
–Jason
I have a client that uses Netsuite for ERP. Netsuite can be accessed via web services to import, export and query your data.
Has anyone tried accessing Netsuite from Servoy? Any luck? Any comments?
Thanks.
–Jason
No experience with it.
Any other way to access the data?
For webservices you can use the soap plugin I guess: http://forum.servoy.com/viewtopic.php?p=9880
Netsuite is a very hot product (SaaS ERP) and I was considering building some data management tools to sell to their customers. Their data importing is quite complicated for transaction data, like invoices. I thought Servoy might be a great way to talk to an existing database (customer’s legacy data) and to Netsuite (via web services) simultaneously.
I’ll play around and see if I can get it working. If anyone else happens to have interest in this area, let me know. Maybe we can share notes. I’m looking for some niches to do consulting in, so I don’t have to reinvent the wheel every project.
Netsuite is sort of like Servoy, in that you can easily customize it, create custom fields, etc. But if you really want to make it sing, you need to know Javascript, SQL, and web services to do more complicated customization of the workflow.
If they have a WebService API that is stable, I’d create a plugin that implements the WebServices and makes them available in Servoy as plugin functions.
Paul