Browse directory structure using JSF

Hello again....
I am facing a problem with my program. I am trying to open a browse directory window when i click on a button in a jsp page.... Is there any way to do it in JSF?????
regards
Junaid

We use the myfaces tag x:inputFileUpload. Check it out...you'll need to do so by example, though. Their documentation sucks, and they know it. They just point you to the examples.

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