NetSuite OpenAir Connector Release Notes - Mule 3

Connector DevKit library was upgraded to version 3.9.7.

Fixed Unresolved prefix soaplite for attribute value error in upsert operations. (SE-6082)

Fixed the reconnect strategy which did not handle SocketTimeoutException. (SE-6661)

Fixed potential XXE vulnerability. (CONN-2130)

Metadata is correctly generated in Anypoint Studio - Previously, when selecting any operation, the oaObject dropdown menu displayed duplicate entries and, in some cases, the input and output metadata was incomplete or truncated. Now, the connector displays a list of oaObjects and the associated metadata.

Connector compatibility with Windows - In some scenarios, the user would get an Illegal character in path error message when attempting to use the connector in a Mule environment under Windows.

Disable chunking on HTTP requests - When the requests made by the connector contained a relatively large payload, OpenAir would fail to parse it.

Token refresh - Previously the authentication token became invalid, the connector now refreshes it properly.

Namespace URI in requests - Outgoing SOAP messages may have contained illegal || characters in the bodyPrefix attribute. These characters have been removed from the URI in the SOAP envelope.

XML external entities (XXE) vulnerability - By default, XML parsers are weakly configured thus enabling an XML external entity attack (for example, disclosure of confidential data, denial of service, server side request forgery) when the application parses XML input. To prevent XXE, DTDs (External Entities) have been completely disabled in all the XML parsers used by the connector.

WSDL is retrieved dynamically from the user’s OpenAir instance

Supports OpenAir custom fields

XML based request

Auto Reconnection when session is expired

The selected OpenAir object is added to the processor’s Metadata.

Add

Createaccount

Createuser

Delete

Getcrystalinfo

Makeurl

Modify

Read

Runreport

Servertime

Servertimewithtimezone

Submit

Upsert

Version

Whoami