Thanks, I'll check that out.
Use case is simple. If we want to edit documents stored in Alfresco repository from external network or just another computer, we have to have MS Word or OpenOffice installed. But basic idea would be to use GoogleDocs online editor to edit documents stored in Alfresco, as it is much more powerful than simple HTML WYSIWYG editor and can be accessed from everywhere.
More advanced version could simulate an Alfresco space, and allow access to documents stored in GoogleDocs trough Alfresco's interface (CIFS,Web client,etc). As there would still be some documents we would like to leave on GoogleDocs to collaborate with our clients, without giving them access to our internal Alfresco server. That would allow us to access GoogleDocs trough familiar Windows Explorer interface.
JSF based browse page would be accessible trough WebClient only, and CIFS would show just an empty space (if it would show up at all), if I understand correctly. That could be one solution, but it would be much better if we could have a CIFS access too (but that might be too complex).