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Custom theme for BSP application.

Former Member
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I need to customize the appearance of a bsp application. Currently it uses a stadard sap theme. I have searched the forums and I did the following.

- Downloaded the eclipse extension for customizing themes

- Customized a sap theme

- Exported the customized theme (as a WDP theme) in a zip format

Now I need to upload the theme to the AS. I tried to use BSP_UPDATE_MIMEREPOS, but it accepts as an input a whole folder, not a zip file.

Any ideas how to continue from here?

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RieSe
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Hi,

i formyself created also a new theme. my approach was to identify the classes of the single elements, check them

in the original css and change them step-by-step. Adobe Golive (with webdav support) and Photoshop has been used.

So it is possbile to change the css only for elements, which are explicitely needed: input field, tree, combox, textvies and table view are approx. 90% of all the stuff.

I had problem to install the standalone editor and i've got no support from sap :-(.

Best regards,

Stefan

Former Member
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Hi Stefan,

Thanks for the reply. Currently I cannot try uploading the whole structure. As far as I remember though, the folder structure from which the BSP app was reading the theme, and which was already on the server, didn't exactly match the one produce from eclipse. Thus I was reluctant to upload the newly created theme, in fear of breaking something down. If I try this at some point in the future I will report back.

Thanks though

Former Member
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Hi,

You can upload the Theme with a new name, rather than overwriting the old theme. Use the newly created theme in your application. In this way you can be sure that you are not doing any harm to the existing theme.

Regards,

Ravi

RieSe
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Hi, your must extract your zip file to get the whole folder structure. Afterwards you have to upload the content as you mentioned.

Regards, Stefan