IS IT POSSIBLE TO CHANGE THE DEFAULT WEB PRESENTATION OF IFS?

We have a web application that has links to specific documents and directories stored in IFS. For example, there could be a link that resolves to this URL within IFS:
http://oraifs-pd.nbme.org:8002/ifs/files/home/ads/systems/CLOP/Minutes/Inventory/
What we see when the user follows this link is something like this:
Index of /home/ads/systems/CLOP/Minutes/Inventory/
CLOP_Shipping_Procedures.doc
Meetings
P&P0404.xls
P&Pdoc.xls
Samples
Schedules
Note that this is a very plain presentation, with just a heading telling you the directory you're in and a dumb list of the files and subdirectories you are looking at.
The developers would like to change this default presentation, if possible, without having to go deep into the IFS API calls to build a custom application.
Is there a template or default html file that we can edit to change this presentation? I opened a TAR on this, but was told to come to OTN since Oracle Support doesn't get into customization issues.
Thanks,
Joe

no, you cannot change the built-in http file listing that iFS provides. you can, however, write your own servlet and display whatever HTML you would like. the iFS API calls to get file listings by path and attributes from objects are very easy -- most of the work would be in building the servlet.

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