Desktop for Remoting sever

Hello everyone,
An idea came to my head when I start my application which is to manipulate files and directories on the server as we do on our machines, a system that offers approximately the same capabilities and functionalities such as drag and drop, icons for files and directories, right click with mouse and list displays to choose the appropriate choice, windows .. .
I post this idea here to hear from you other suggestions and to do brainstorming before starting the project, well it is really better if you give also some technical suggestions .
I will be working with php to manipalate files on the server side and Flex to create the desktop, hopefully this will be a good idea and I will find suggestions right here
Enjoy,

Given the importance of your data, you certainly performed a back-up multiple times...I would hope any way...
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