Get directory structure on CF Server

Hi,
Is there any possibility to view the directory structure of
the CF Server using CF Tags?
E.g. When you are creating a MS Access datasource, it allows
you to Browse to the required directory on the CF Server.
Would be grateful if you could please explain to me how this
can be done using CF.
Thanks and regards,
Yogesh Mahadnac

Hi Prasanth,
Indeed I had used cfdirectory tag to list the directories
well before posting this thread.
The only thing is that I can't get the cftree to display a
windws-explorer tree-like structure where I will also give the
users the possibility to create a folder etc.
Any ideas?
Thanks and regards,
Yogesh

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