Reading access to System Configuration

Hi,
we need a role for developer which can perform only read-access to all tasks of Workset "System Administration".
I have created a role and I have added workset "System Administration" (Portal Content --> Content Provided by SAP --> Admin Content --> System Administrators --> Worksets --> System Administration) to role. I have modified the workset in the role by deleting not needed pages. I have modified Security Zones (System Administration -> Permissions -> Security Zones -> com.sap -> Netweaver.Portal -> high_safety ) for that role (ADD the created role with None/ Enduser). I have also changed the permissions of folder Portal Content (ADD new role with read / No Enduser).
But the user with the created role has write/delete access to all System Administration objects like System Administration --> Themes or System Administration --> Knowledge Management --> System Configuration.
Do anybody of you have an idea how I can modify the System Administration Workset permissions so that the user only have read-access to the objects?
Regards
Sabine

Hi,
it doesn't work.
Let me explain once again. I have created a customized role and I have applied two workset as delta link to workset System Administration and Content Administration that means the role contains two worksets - workset "Content Administration" and workset "System Administration". I have assigned the role to the user and it works for workset Content Administration. That means the use can read the PCD Content and the KM Folder but the user can not modify. But for the second workset - System Administration - it doesn't work.That means the user can perform modifications in the whole System Configuration items.
Regards
Sabine

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