# Set File resolution

The simplest and recommended way of using package files is to create a `cSet.JsonC` file in a directory under `Workspace\Sets`.

See also [Components Set Workspace](/boomi-console/library/the-workspace/package-workspace.md)

<figure><img src="https://github.com/MarkusSchmidtPro/MSPro.Boomi.Console/blob/main/doc/library/packages/broken-reference" alt=""><figcaption><p>Recommendation: use iPack.jsonC under named folders</p></figcaption></figure>

{% hint style="info" %}
*`iPack.JsonC`* is the default filename.\
`Package\Work` and `Package\Lib` are default directories where Boomi Console is looking for packages
{% endhint %}

If you place your `iPack.JsonC` in a default directory you can refer to the package by its directory name:

```batch
bc deloy info /p Sprint_2103
```

You can specify a **realtive workspace&#x20;*****file*****path** to another JsonC file:

`bc deloy info /p Packages\Work\Sprint_2103\iPack2.Json`

Even absolute path' should work:

`bc deloy info /p c:\myDir\iPack2.Json`

{% hint style="info" %}
Keep in mind, that the package (iPack) output is always realtive to the jsonc file.
{% endhint %}


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