Projects are user-defined groupings of resources, and are ultimately directories in the file system.
One of your first tasks when developing a business process interface is to define an Integration Component Library, which is a project that contains the components you develop. When you create an integration component library, you specify the location in the file system where it is stored (by default this is the workspace directory). A folder is created in that location with the name you specify for the integration component library and within the library folder are several folders created for each type of integration component (for instance, there are folders named Maps, BusinessObjects, and Connectors).
You also create projects named User Projects. User projects are collections of shortcuts that reference integration components. You must add integration components to a user project from integration component libraries in order to deploy components to an instance of InterChange Server Express. A user project is designed to allow you to functionally group components together and is required to deploy those components to the server. An integration component library is a collection of all components you might need to work with, while a user project is designed to let you group together the components you are working on for a specific interface.
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