hi,<br><br>I wonder if I&#39;m the first few outside people to try XWS milestone 1. :-)<br><br>Well, I&#39;m evaluating the XWiki series of products for my Java User Group in Hong Kong. XWS &quot;looks&quot; better than XE to me and it seems XWS allows every user to create his/her own space of blog, wiki, photo and files, that perfectly fit my needs. I wonder:<br>
<ul><li>could XWS provide public registration, and anonymous (/non-logged-in) user access mode? <br></li><li>could XE actually do all XWS can do and I should use XE for public service? In fact, I feel XE has steeper learning curve than XWS. It seems XE does not provide individual blog, photo and file spaces</li>
<li>any pointer if I want to limit one user to create only one space?<br></li><li>could anyone point me to where I may be able to customize the space name and url? basically, the use of &quot;Space_&quot; as prefix look quite odd to me and i would like to remove it. And if it is possible i would want to make the url shorter. Currently, it&#39;s something like: &quot;<a href="http://mydomain.com/xwiki/bin/view/Space_username/">http://mydomain.com/xwiki/bin/view/Space_username/</a>&quot;, i am able to remove the context &quot;xwiki&quot;, and i suppose it shouldn&#39;t be difficult to turn Space_username to username. It&#39;s most desirable to turn bin/view to nothing or make it a single &quot;folder&quot;, e.g. remove &quot;/bin&quot; (i suppose the action cannot be removed.)</li>
</ul>regarding URL, i wonder if the developers like to go to the REST-ful direction. Some people think in REST-ful URL only resource but not action should be put as the path. (certainly, i understand in using Struts, some options may not be available)<br>
<br>Thank you very much.<br><br>Regards,<br>mingfai<br>