You can create multiple projects in the active site database if you are working with a variety of source files. For example, each project can contain source files of a specific type. To support this organization, create a folder for each project, and place your source files in each project folder. Creating and organizing your source files and the folder structure for projects before running Smart Interop Publisher is a key step in the efficient use of the product.
If you are using custom mapping, move your modified custom mapping file to another
folder location such as in the same folder structure as your source files or projects.
You must do this so that at the next product upgrade, your changes are not overwritten
during the installation.
In the example below, the site database is Site101 and contains three projects reflecting the source file types: Project101A_IFC, Project101B_PDS, and Project101C_PDMS.
Smart Interop Publisher automatically creates the following subfolders under the designated shared content location to provide an example project organization. You can create your own folders or use the added shared content subfolders in which to place your custom mapping, source files, and translated source files for each project.
