Deploy local source files to a NetSuite SSP application:

To deploy local source files to a NetSuite SSP application:

1. Go to your command line or terminal window.
2. Access the SCA source directory that contains the package.json file.
   • If implementing the 2020.1 release or later, this directory is the SC_xxx directory within your root source directory. For example: SC_20.1
   • If implementing 2019.2, this directory is the *_Live directory within your root source directory. For example: SC_19.2_Live/.
   • If implementing 2019.1 or earlier, this directory is the top-level root directory.
3. Enter the following command: gulp deploy
   If this is the first time you are running gulp deploy in this directory, this command creates one or more deploy distribution directories depending on your implementation.
4. When prompted, enter the following information.
   Authentication ID
   Account and Role
   Choose your Hosting Files folder
   Choose your Application Publisher
   Choose your SSP Application

After entering your connection settings, the contents of the deploy distribution folders on your local system are uploaded to the NetSuite File Cabinet. This process may take a few minutes. Wait for the process to complete before proceeding.

Deploy the SSP Application to Your Site

After deploying your local customization source files to the SCA Development SSP as described in Deploy Local Source Files to an SSP Application in NetSuite, you can then deploy that SSP to your website to update the site with your customizations.

To deploy the Development SSP application to your site:

1. Go to Commerce > Hosting > SSP Applications and then click View next to the SuiteCommerce Advanced – Dev <version> application.
2. Click Link to Site.
3. In the Site field, select the site you want to deploy to.
4. Click Save.

After the SSP application has been deployed to your site, you can view the site by navigating to the domain defined for that site.