Themes Display Issue

Hi All,
We have our customer specific theme design implemented in portal. We need this theme to be applied for all Standard and Custome WD ABAP applications. I downloaded the theme from portal and uploaded it to the ECC MIME Repository by executing the program BSP_UPDATE_MIMEREPOS.
In my custom WD ABAP applications I have the global parameter WDTHEMEROOT set for the path /SAP/PUBLIC/BC/UR/CustomerThemes where is uploaded my themes. I tried even generating the URL for application through code expicitly sap-ep-themeroot=/SAP/PUBLIC/BC/UR/CustomerThemes&run=X but no luck. The themes did not get aplied at all.
When I test the application and manually change the theme path to any standrad theme it works good. But my custom theme is not getting applied.
Have anyone faced this issue before and resolved?
Thanks,
Nagarajan.

Hi,
u first store the custom themes here in the path:
/SAP/PUBLIC/BC/UR/NW5/THEMES/MYCUSTOM_THEME
here MYCUSTOM_THEME is the name of my theme. Now in the URL u r generating for ur WDA , add a parameter
sap-ep-themeroot and give the value equal to the path of ur custom theme.
I mean earlier if ur application URL was
http://eccdev.pepcom.pbv.pbvllc.com:10080/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/zvm_demonstration?sap-language=EN
now it shud be changed to
http://eccdev.pepcom.pbv.pbvllc.com:10080/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/zvm_demonstration?sap-language=EN
&sap-ep-themeroot=/SAP/PUBLIC/BC/UR/NW5/THEMES/MYCUSTOM_THEME
regards,
Amit

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