Where the GP Attachment store, can I change the destination to KM folder

Hi, SDN Expert.
I am having a requirement to store the GP attachments in KM folder, inteads of the current GP attachment root location.
The current GP attachment actually launched with this link:
http://xxxx.com:50000/webdynpro/dispatcher/sap.com/cafeugpuirt/Runtime/~wd_key566_1228452823568/Testing.txt?sap-wd-download=1&sap-wd-cltwndid=WID1228452769328&sap-ext-sid=HAkNE1ESvw_VKUJX2o5SrQIIVKykRX_Bb7sqwb*QP31A%2Fpcd%3Aportal_content%2Fcom.sap.pct%2Fplatform_add_ons%2Fcom.sap.caf.eu.gp.folders.gp%2Fcom.sap.caf.eu.gp.roles.runtime%2Fcom.sap.caf.eu.gp.worksets.runtime%2Fcom.sap.caf.eu.gp.pages.procinstance%2Fsap.com%2Fcaf%7Eeu%7Egp%7Eui%7Ert%2FRuntime%2Fbase&sap-wd-norefresh=X&sap-ep-version=7.00.200806101334
My question is do you know where exactly the physical attachment is located in the server (I can tell it is some way here: http://xxxx.com:50000/webdynpro/dispatcher/sap.com/cafeugpuirt/Runtime/~wd_key566_1228452823568/ based on the link above), and how this location is generated?
Question 2: Is this folder destination can be changed / configurable/ programable to point to KM folder?
If this is not, I may have to abandon the current GP attachment functionality and go through a new development for document upload using KM API to store documents in KM folder. But I also have a concern since the GP file atatchment cannot be disabled.
Thanks for advise and any good suggestion.
KC

George,
If this is the case, I am thinking two alternative ways to implement my requirement:
1) When the user attach the document to the GP Attachment feature, I will make one copy to the desired KN folder destination.
2) I will abandon to use the GP Attachment, and build a KM document upload UI in WD callable objects to support the requirement. The only thing is I have done some research, and found no way to hide the GP attachment icon at the menu of the GP work item.
Will truly appreciate if anyone can give some insights on these options.
Thanks,
KC

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