This use case illustrates how Auto Share, Quick Share and Auto Merge can be used to incrementally propagate changes made to a 3D model to downstream application. In this example, Drafting is used as an example of downstream application. All the details of the modeling and drawing operation are omitted for sake of simplicity. John is working on a part and wants to give an head start to Jane, who is in charge of creating drawings, so to shorten their delivery schedule. Since they work in different location and can not easily share the part file on a network folder, they use a collaborative design workspace to incrementally transmit a changes from John to Jane and incorporate. To further reduce the overhead of keeping their copies of the part synchronized, they decide to go for a "set and forget" approach using Auto Share, Quick Share and Auto Merge. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
You need to have Collaborative Design configured in Client/Server mode to execute this use case, and have access to two users on the server. The initial part for this use case is Flange.CATpart. |
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