[rules-dev] WebDav and rules repository

For anyone who knows anything about JCR/JSR-170, there is a "node type" called nt:file, which represents a file type resource. We have a "asset" type node at the moment, which is kind of analagous to a file (and it is stored in folders). As the repository is kind of like a filesystem (ine one sense, in another its queryable like a database and presented like one) it is possible, if we choose, to expose things via WebDAV for applications like Excel to save into. This opens up a lot of possibilities. I wanted to get peoples thoughts on making our "asset" node be an "nt:file" type - from an API point of view most of this can and will be hidden, more of a small structural change to allow future flexability. At the moment the asset type just stored content as a string or byte[] as needed - with an nt:file it would be slightly more formally defined to be closer to a file. Is it worth the effort? Is this something that excites or interests people: FYI, if one was to browser the repo as a (virtual) file system, it would look something like: /root /packages /package name /assets /Rule1.drl /Rule2.drl.... /Something.xls /another package .... /categories ... /statuses /configuration ...