Where to put ~ITSMOBILEDEVICEINCLUDE html-file?

Hi,
we are building an ITS Service based on ABAP-Dynrpos (similar to LM01).
We are using the Motorola (Symbol) MC3100 Handheld Scanner and want it to perform an "Auto-Enter" after scanning a barcode.
I found this:
http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1311169
Mobile Devices and Browser - Wiki - SCN Wiki
My understanding is, that we need to define a ~ITSMOBILEDEVICEINCLUDE in the service (in SICF).
But where to put this device specific HTML-file on the server? Or am I misunderstanding something here...?
Thank You for your input!
Jan

Never mind, I found out myself. You can create this file directly in SE80.
Navigate to Your ITS service in SE80 and then right click on the "HTML Templates" node of your ITS-Service, then choose "create" from the context menu...
Samples of device include files can be found in SE80 for ITS-Service ITSMOBILE01:
Regards
Jan

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