Pablo and I were also discussing if the `Default S...
# suitecommerce
n
Pablo and I were also discussing if the
Default SSP File
is necessary in the SSP Application. Every time I try to set the "Application Folder" to the newly created "Development2" folder I get an error saying the the runtime is incorrect. I look in the contents of the folder and they are the 2.0 scripts.
p
Your process was first copying files, then make the ssp?
Try the other way around, first creating a SSP (which allows you to create a new folder in the UI, or at least with SS1 it did) and then use copy files.
That's my flow (for SSP1s though)
n
I did try to create the SSP first, and I copied the files. But then when I try to set the path I get this error. I think its trying to look for the Default SSP File in the Development2 folder
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Application folder contains scripts with invalid SuiteScript runtime version: <http://Case.Fields.ss|Case.Fields.ss>, <http://Subscriptions.ss|Subscriptions.ss>, <http://ElasticLogger.ss|ElasticLogger.ss>, <http://OrderHistory.ss|OrderHistory.ss>, <http://ReturnAuthorization.ss|ReturnAuthorization.ss>, <http://TransactionHistory.ss|TransactionHistory.ss>, <http://NS_SC_Environment.ss|NS_SC_Environment.ss>, <http://Case.ss|Case.ss>
p
Your SSP is 2.0 right???
n
Yep
s
Hi regarding this topic, we also have a custom SSP application that had 2019.1 in it we installed the 2020.1 version I copied the files to the custom SSP. Should I create a custom SSP for the development 2 files?
p
@Santiago i don't know @nzaleski’s reasons to clone the SSP. In general there's no need for that unless you're doing some sort of multi-site development or multi-person-one-ssp-per-dev environment
@nzaleski my steps worked for me
Steps: • Create SSP 2.0 Application. Create the new folder from this UI • Go to the file cabinet, to Web Site Hosting Files 
 Live Hosting Files 
 SSP Applications 
 NetSuite Inc. - SCA 2020.1 
 Source2 • Copy the files and folders with copy button to the new folder created on step 1 (/Live Hostin Files/New Vendor/New SSP App Folder) • Go back to the new SSP Application • Click on deploy to domain Funny enough, it's actually simpler than SSP1
n
And you created a new Application Publisher (or used an existing one)
p
The one that comes "with the account".
n
Also did you copy the source2 folder or the files inside of it?
p
let me give you exact screenshots, just a sec, it'll be simpler
n
lol.. yeah not sure why im struggling so much with this. thanks
p
I stepped in here
and pasted here:
General Purpose = my vendor
Test SSP 2 = my ssp name
(just ran this again, because i cloned 19.2 not 20.1 - i noticed by a missing file in my screenshots... but indeed it works ok too)
n
Yeah I think there is something else going on. I am getting the same error
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Application folder contains scripts with invalid SuiteScript runtime version: <http://Case.Fields.ss|Case.Fields.ss>, <http://ReturnAuthorization.ss|ReturnAuthorization.ss>, <http://TransactionHistory.ss|TransactionHistory.ss>, <http://ElasticLogger.ss|ElasticLogger.ss>, <http://NS_SC_Environment.ss|NS_SC_Environment.ss>, <http://Subscriptions.ss|Subscriptions.ss>, <http://Case.ss|Case.ss>, <http://OrderHistory.ss|OrderHistory.ss>
I think i will put in a ticket with NS
maybe it has something to do with the CMS adapter. We have been running elbrus for a while, so maybe we are behind in terms of other necessary bundles
f
all those services are in Suitescript 2.X
n
They are, i went and looked at the files