The context structure is set either by the load files used (in the case of the site context) or by the template selected when the context is created. The template (and its underlying code) sets the domains, cabinets, folders, notebook folders, discussion forum topics, and reference folders that are in the context and the domain inheritance scheme, which identifies parent and child domain relationships.

Although you can modify the set of domains in a context using the Policy Administration utility, you should refrain from doing so unless the purpose of the domain is clearly defined. For example, a new domain may be needed to provide a unique set of access control policy rules for a specific folder.

Windchill solutions do not expose the creation of cabinets through their user interface. Use the default cabinets defined. Administrators can update the set of folders available in a context by navigating to the specific product, library, project, program, or organization and then clicking the Folders link. Similarly, discussion forum topics can be created in a product, library, project, or program by clicking the Discussions link that is available from the product, library, project, or program.