Hi Ludovic and all, I have completed refactoring xwiki-webdav code base. *Benefits:* 1. Code is easy to read & understand (still missing javadoc though). 2. Increased modularity. 3. Very easy to extend (Add new views, types etc). *Features :* 1. True parent-child navigations is possible (wasn't possible before). 2. Add / Remove child pages into / from pages. 3. Edit Wiki content of pages. 4. Delete child pages / Attachments. 5. (Adding attachments is one step ahead - need 1.6 core) 6. Add / Remove pages into / from spaces. 7. Add / Remove spaces - partially done. Ludovic, please have a look at the new code and let me know what you think :) *Missing :* 1. Copy / Move operations. 2. Locking & Versionning. *Questions / Concerns :* 1. What should be the content-length of collection resources (currrently 0) 2. Is it meaning full to have GET / HEAD methods on collection resources (as this would mean downloading a directory hierarchy, which is not possible AFAIK) 3. LIBRARY_VIEW : I didn't implement this view (yet) because i don't understand how we can upload a directory hierarchy into a server as mentioned on the design<http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Design/WebDAVService>. Can someone please explain what exactly 'uploading a directory' means ? 4. Deleting collection resources seems to present few complications : i) Some clients (nautilus) uses a recursive delete procedure. Some clients (dav explorer) does not allow deleting collection resources. ii) If a page is deleted recursively, all child pages are deleted before the parent is removed :( 5. attachments / orphans views, should we allow pages to be added / deleted on this views ? *What's Next :* I will start to write test cases for xwiki-webdav using jakarta slide<http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/>for next week to come (but i don't have much of an idea what it would be like). It would be nice to have some comments on the current code base and possibly answers to above questions :) Thanks. - Asiri