> Not a bad idea after all. I don't have a clue how to implement FProxy or > node plug-ins though - is there a (stable) API?
A node plugin uses the standard Java Servlet API to deal with connections and either Client or SimplifiedClient to talk to the node, depending on your preference. FProxy is a good example of a node plugin. There isn't a FProxy plugin API as of yet as it hasn't come up. My plan was to have pluggable MIME type handlers. So if, for instance, you wanted to give a key index summary file a particular mime type then you could configure FProxy, on receiving a file of that type, to format it as HTML rather than streaming it directly to the browser. > > That's more sane then a Java applet as Java applets trip the security > > filter. > > Do they? There are security leaks in different browser version, sure. But
