Hey all, I work for The Evergreen State College a small liberal arts college in Olympia, WA USA. We're using Drupal as a portal system connected to our student information system, and also as a community networking tool centered around governance activities. I also have a side job developing assessment analysis software (for public school systems) using flex, php and postgres. For the last two years + we've been developing home grown Flex applications that use REST XML web services, as well as drupal modules that consume the same web services. This has become the primary architecture for developing applications at our campus. For those who don't know me, I'm also the maintainer of the CAS (Single sign on for universities) and Form Defaults modules. I'm trying to decide whether to take the time to push out new modules associated with the way we do development, or whether people would rather just use existing frameworks. My question is, which if any of the following apis/modules might be of interest to the community? Here's a summary of what's been developed so far: Flex-api: A quick way to leverage FLEX applications in Drupal. The FLEX applications currently get embedded in a page, but we're thinking of extending this to blocks as well. The generated code tells the flex app what url it should use as a web service, so that it can get data. When the data service gets called it looks for a class file includes it an allows only methods of that class to be called. It also looks for an auth method to see if the flex app is allowed. Anyway, it's a nice way to bundle flex/flash applications with modules. XML Forms Binding: This api uses SimpleXML and php DOM apis to convert XML to drupal form_values style arrays so that you can basically get data from a web service and make a form using (tree=true) that will directly edit the XML that was passed to you provided you sprinkle a couple of functions in your form functions and submit handlers. Includes conversion API for converting nested arrays (like forms) into XML and back. XML-enabled DB Binding: Write sql binding syntax that looks like SELECT * from table where name={xpathtofield}. The XPATH entry can also be an index to a field array. I find this more intuitive than the %1, %2 ,etc syntax that's used in drupal, cause you can reference the same bind variable more than once in an SQL statement. Are these to specific to my way of doing development or are they drupal.org worthy. Really I'm ok either way, (got plenty of work to do) so don't feel like you need to encourage me if you aren't interested in using it. Dave