SuiteTalk
Sample Applications

Java and .Net Samples

In order to familiarize yourself with NetSuite web services, we encourage you to download our sample applications, which are available in Java and C#. These are command-line driven applications that illustrate how to use some of the key features of the platform. The sample applications are built with version 2016.2.

The C# sample applications require version 4.5 of the Microsoft .NET framework.

The Java sample applications require version 1.4 or higher of the Apache Axis framework and a NetSuite patch for cookie management (please see the NetSuite Help Center for details).

C# sample applications

• Download Microsoft .NET

Java sample applications

• Download Java – Apache Axis

PHP Toolkit

This toolkit simplifies the process of developing integrations that use PHP 5.6 or later. With the help of the toolkit, major IDEs such as Eclipse can do auto-completion for records, field names, and operations and their arguments. This makes PHP programming with SuiteTalk faster and less error prone. All SuiteTalk operations are supported in the toolkit. Additionally, the toolkit comes with a sample application modelled after a typical e-commerce integration.

1. Download the toolkit PHP_Toolkit_2018_1 file.
2. Unzip the file and save the toolkit files to the project folder in your IDE.
3. Start using the toolkit by adding a require_once statement. For example:
   require_once 'PHPToolkit/NetSuiteService.php';
4. Configure connection parameters such as server, email, and password by modifying the defaults in the NSconfig.php file.
5. In the php.ini configuration file, in the section [Dynamic Extensions], add the following lines, if they do not already exist:
   extension=php_soap.dll
   extension=php_openss.dll

Note:

• If you are configuring the PHP Toolkit to run on a Unix-based platform, change the Windows .dll extension to .so.
• For a Windows installation of PHP, change the caching directory to something similar to:
  soap.wsdl_cache_dir="c:/Windows/Temp"
• SOAP messages are logged in the PHPToolkit/nslog directory. If you do not want the messages logged, delete the directory.