Best Practice - HCM service

Hi,
    The ESS latest package was uploaded initially into the portal. This package consists of mostly the Webdynpro iviews.
    Later it was decided to use the Best practice, so it is uploaded. Now all the services provided in the Best practice is available in one common folder, except for the ESS. The iviews available in this Best practice are mostly the transaction iviews.
    My query is that, why the HCM (ESS) services are not there under the best practice folder? Is it due to the already uploaded ESS package? What should i do to avail the HCM services of the best practice?
It's urgent. plz help. All useful answers will be rewarded.

Thanks Bharathwaj for the reply. Here is the link.
https://websmp104.sap-ag.de/swdc
In the website "SAP Software Distribution Center" select the category "Download" -> "Installations & Upgrades" -> "Entry by Application Group" then select "SAP Best Practices" -> "SAP BP PORTALS".
In this the EP V2.60 version was downloaded.

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