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* Find your folder, named {{application}}, that contains the Application layer source code. (You will have previously created that folder as part of the process of [creating your new tenant|Creating your new tenant].)  Depending on your naming practices, it may be located within a parent folder named something like {{collectionspace-source}} or {{cspace_source_code}} or another name similar to these.
* Within that {{application}} folder, find your tenant folder - the folder in which you make Application configuration changes for your museum. Your tenant folder will be a folder named for your museum, inside the {{tomcat-main/src/main/resources/tenants}} folder. For instance, if your tenant folder is named {{mymuseum}}, you would find that folder at {{tomcat-main/src/main/resources/tenants/mymuseum}}
* If you still can't find your tenant folder, or need a refresher about how you set up this folder, see [Creating your new tenant].

Here's a map to finding your tenant folder, within the {{application}} folder that contains the Application layer source code:

!App layer tenant folder.png|width=70%,align=center!
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The sample lifesci tenant provides an up-to-date example of a tenant folder containing representative Application layer configuration changes that make it different from the sample core tenant, in order to meet some of the needs of life sciences museums. It can be useful to study this folder's contents as an example of how to make configuration changes for your own museum. You can browse the lifesci tenant's folder via the CollectionSpace GitHub repository.

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* Find your folder, named {{services}}, that contains the Services layer source code. (You will have previously created that folder as part of the process of [creating your new tenant|Creating your new tenant].)  Depending on your naming practices, it may be located within a parent folder named something like {{collectionspace-source}} or {{cspace_source_code}} or another name similar to these.
* Within that {{services}} folder, find your tenant folder - the folder in which you make Services configuration changes for your museum. Your tenant folder will be a folder named for your museum, inside the {{services/common/src/main/cspace/config/services/tenants}} folder. For instance, if your tenant folder is named {{mymuseum}}, you would find that folder at {{services/common/src/main/cspace/config/services/tenants/mymuseum}}
* If you still can't find your tenant folder, or need a refresher about how you set up this folder, see [Creating your new tenant].

Here's a map to finding your tenant folder, within the {{services}} folder that contains the Services layer source code:

!Services layer tenant folder.png|width=70%,align=center!
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The sample lifesci tenant provides an up-to-date example of a tenant folder containing representative Services layer configuration changes that make it different from the sample core tenant, in order to meet some of the needs of life sciences museums. It can be useful to study this folder's contents as an example of how to make configuration changes for your own museum. You can browse the lifesci tenant's folder via the CollectionSpace GitHub repository.

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* Find your folder, named {{ui}}, that contains the UI layer source code. (You will have previously created that folder as part of the process of [creating your new tenant|Creating your new tenant].)  Depending on your naming practices, it may be located within a parent folder named something like {{collectionspace-source}} or {{cspace_source_code}} or another name similar to these.
* Within that {{ui}} folder, find your tenant folder - the folder in which you make UI configuration changes for your museum. Your tenant folder will be a folder named for your museum, inside the {{src/main/webapp/tenants}} folder. For instance, if your tenant folder is named {{mymuseum}}, you would find that folder at {{src/main/webapp/tenants/mymuseum}}
* If you still can't find your tenant folder, or need a refresher about how you set up this folder, see [Creating your new tenant].

Here's a map to finding your tenant folder, within the {{ui}} folder that contains the UI layer source code:

!UI layer tenant folder.png|width=90%,align=center!
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The sample lifesci tenant provides an up-to-date example of a tenant folder containing representative User Interface (UI) layer configuration changes that make it different from the sample core tenant, in order to meet some of the needs of life sciences museums. It can be useful to study this folder's contents as an example of how to make configuration changes for your own museum. You can browse the lifesci tenant's folder via the CollectionSpace GitHub repository.