Accessing JNDI fscontext provider .bindings file via Web Server

The filesystem context provider produces a .bindings file. I've been referencing this over a web server with a URL of the form "file://<host><path>/.bindings".
This works find with IIS. With Netscape Enterprise Web Server it won't show files with a name starting with a period (.).
How can I make the fscontext .bindings file visible over a web server?

Look for a configuration option regarding "hidden files". On UNIX, files beginning with a '.' are considered 'hidden', so I would guess they use that terminology.
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