Project Stucture question

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hi,
I am working on a complex project and I need some advise.
we are thinking to put schemas, piplines, orchestartions and maps in
their own projects.

Any guidence on this? should I do that or not?

I think there will be scenarios when I need to have maps in say
orchestration, like when I am communicating with webservices then I
need to have maps in the same project as orchestration is.

Any help will be highly appreciated.

Regards,
Billa

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