> I think I figured out setting up the objects correctly. The next issue that
> I'm running into sending the Login request through the
> webservice which returns
> com.netsuite.webservices.platform.messages_2010_1.SessionResponse.
> Obviously, an object will not
> be passed back. The return values is something like
> com.netsuite.webservices.platform.messages_2010_1.sessionrespo...@123456. Am
> I supposed to create an object of type
> com.netsuite.webservices.platform.messages_2010_1.SessionResponse and run the
> Init("123456")?
When you say "obviously, an object will not be passed back", well,
that's really what web services are all about - remote invocation of
objects. So, yes, you should get an object back, if that's what the
remote method invocation is supposed to return.
And, it looks like it's returning exactly that. This:
com.netsuite.webservices.platform.messages_2010_1.sessionrespo...@123456
is a Java object reference in memory. Use CFDUMP on the return
variable, and I suspect you'll see a bunch of methods you could call.
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