Directory Browsing and Virtural Directories

Hello, And thank you in advance for any help anyone can give
me.
Environment
Windows 2003
IIS 6.0
JRUN4
When I enter the site
http://<subdomain>.web.domain.com/ext/gtr
the site works perfectly it starts the index.jsp page and
everything functions.
When I create a virtual directory called gtr1 then try it
http://<subdomain>.web.domain.com/gtr1
that points to ../ext/gtr I get a directory listing.
When I find the index.jsp and click on i the site comes up
and works properly. I've verified browseDirs = false in both
SERVER-INF and WEB-INF xml file and IIS the directory listing is
turned off I've also verified that the index.jsp is at the top of
default documents in IIS 6.0 .
Why when I try to connect via virtual directory URL I get a
directory listing?
Thanks
Michael

No you cant do that. You must do one at a time. Take a look
at the
FileReference and FileReferenceList documentation for the
upload() method. Partial quote:
Listeners receive events to indicate the progress, success,
or failure of the upload. Although you can use the
FileReferenceList object to let users select multiple files for
upload, you must upload the files one by one; to do so, iterate
through the FileReferenceList.fileList array of FileReference
objects.

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