DIsplalying BI reports with Folder structure in SAP EP7.0

HI Dear Friends,
I have a requirement in my current project where i am integrating the BI reports with SAP EP.Iviews are associated with BI Reports.In the portal on clicking workset it should display folders in the portal content area with Icons instead of in Detail navigation .On click of the displayed folders it should display its sub content with Icons.
I tried in all ways with detail navigation but later i came to know there there is a SAP BI business package which would come up with predifined iviews associated for BI Reports.By importing this business package we can dispaly the BI content in the portal in a folder format .
i am using BI and EP 7.0 versions.
Ratnakar

resolved.
Ratnkaar

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Ratnakar,
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This is not a refutation: your BW developers/consultants should be able to write reports, which points you in case of insufficent backend rights. EP is not designed to be familiar with ABAP security concept and cant take any influence at it.
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As you already wrote on your own, this would be not good
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Article Summary
ABAP Code Sample that uses dynamic programming techniques to build a dynamic internal table for display in an ALV Grid with Cell Coloring.
Code Sample
REPORT zcdf_dynamic_table.
* Dynamic ALV Grid with Cell Coloring.
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* Charles Folwell - [email protected] - Feb 2, 2005
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vijay

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</Configurable>
This is a DB repository. The config object for a filesystem repository might differ.
Step 2, the creation of the initial file structure may be done with in two different ways:
a) Include a Repository Service with your repository, which creates the folder structure on the first access of your repository.
b) Include a Portal app which has to be called once to create the folder structure.
For more info about using the API to create km folders take at look at this:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/thread?threadID=933638&messageID=5663711#5663711
Cheers,
Jürgen

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