Disabling directory listings in WL5.1 SP6

Hi
I need help in disabling directory listing for weblogic server 5.1. I
thought it was off
my default, but it is not in my case.
thanks,

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To give you some examples, sometimes when I'm in column view and I click on a folder, it can take several seconds before the list of files appears in the next column. When I go to File > Open inside an application, it seems to take forever for the box to be propagated with the list of files in the directory. Changing directories inside a box like this yields the same result, the whole list goes white for several seconds before the new directory appears.
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Hi -
I tried in my environment(Windows 2K), working fine for me with correct link name
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Thanks
Platform QA
"Rip McManus" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Have configured WL 8.1 to produce a directory listing when no index file
exists.
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