I'm trying to provide a Zope interface for an existing photo album application that has an XML-RPC interface. The application contains a very large number of pictures that can by queried in various ways (time, event, featured people, etc.). I do not want to create Zope folders, but I do want the URLs to suggest that the pictures are stored in a folder hierarchy. For instance: http://abc.com/photos - this is root of photo archive http://abc.com/photos/<person> - a person-specific photo album - presenting available years http://abc.com/photos/<person>/<year> - a person-specific, year-specific album - presenting available months http://abc.com/photos/<person>/<year>/<month> - a person-specific, month-specific album - presenting available days http://abc.com/photos/<person>/<year>/<month>/<day> - a person-specific, day-specific album - presenting available thumbs http://abc.com/photos/<person>/<year>/<month>/<day>/<pic number> - a pic... It seems clear that I need to add a something to the Zope root having the id "photos", but is it a Python Script or a Product? I tried creating a Product and setting the __getitem__ method, but it didn't work. While I know the Zope-way is to store the objects in the Zope database, surely what I am trying to do is not uncommon either - so how do people normally do this? Thanks! Kent