Where to find out Business packages for EP7.0

Hi All,
I have installed EP7.0, i want to evaluate Business Packages, but i cannot find out where i can download it, can anybody give me the download link or give me any docs related to Business Packages, i want to know how to utilize it to interact with own developed .net system. Thanks.
some pages say a site: www.iviewstudio.com, is this site still running or ...? why i cannot access it...?
Best regards,
Peter
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Peter Yu

PREPRATION
1) Download the Business Package for Employee Self Service (mySAP ERP 2004) from SDN using your SAP Service Marketplace ID.
(SDNPortal Content PortfolioBrowse Content PortfolioEvery UserSelf ServiceBusiness Package for Employee Self Service (mySAP ERP 2004) 60.2)
2) Check the J2EE Version and Download the following Web Dynpro Development Components (patches) from service marketplace (Refer SAP Note 761266Self Service Patches to know the version to be downloaded):
     ESS
     PCUI_GP
     (service.sap.com/downloadSupport patches and packagesEntry By application GroupSAP Application ComponentsSAP ERPSAP ERP 2004Entry By ComponentSAP XSS (SAP ESS 100 and SAP PCUI_GP 100))
For the current Scenario, I downloaded PCUI_GP07_0.sca; ESS07P_2.sca
Cheers!!
SJ

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