may be the remote computer 149 of fig1 in response to the request 220 the server 320 issues an instruction 340 to the file system 230 the instruction includes a file system path 341 corresponding to the address 221 in the original request 220 the instruction also includes a command 342 reflecting the operation 222 in the original request 220 the instruction 340 may be identical to the request 220 if the request 220 is in a format recognized by the file system 230 however the server 320 may use database 330 to form the instruction 340 from the request 220 should the request 220 be in a format not recognized by the file system 230 the system 200 of fig2 and fig3 may be used to create a property file and associate the property file with the primary resource as shown in fig4 fig4 illustrates a primary resource 410 addressed by the address 221 of fig2 and 3 and by the file system path 341 of fig3 the primary resource includes a number of property files also known as property bags 420 containing property data related to the primary resource 410 for example one of the property bags 420 may contain an author and title of the primary resource 410 the primary resource 410 and property bags 420 are stored in the memory 240 of the file system 230 of fig2 the property bags 420 are directly associated with the primary.