Hi all, StorageHelperDirector.java implements a mechanism that creates instances of classes implementing IStorageHelper based on String value of StorageType enum. Although the InitializeHelpers method has an "automated" mechanism for creating the helpers, I think it causes some bad practice - It creates a tight coupling between the StorageType values and the class names of storage helpers, and a result of that, Java naming convention is broken (we use upper case enum literals at StorageType which yield class names such as LOCALFSStorageHelper. I think that this mechanism is an overkill, and during addition of new storage type, its easily to detect during development if one has forgotten to add the helper to the factory (if done manually). Thoughts about this issue are more than welcome Yair