Where to find the source code for MenuTreeListPreviewLayoutController

Dear All!
I am desparately searching for the source code of the MenuTreeListPreviewLayoutController. I would like to
implement a similar Layout Controller than the above mentioned one, but cannot find the code.
Is anybody able to help me?
Cheers and thanks in advance
Ingo

Hi Ingo,
you should be able to find and decompile the class com.sapportals.wcm.rendering.layout.cm.MenuTreeListPreviewLayoutController in the JAR km.appl.ui.flex.control_core.jar. This JAR is located under ...<irj-root>\WEB-INF\portal\portalapps\com.sap.km.cm.ui.flex\private\lib
Hope this helps,
Robert
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