Other File Types in Weblogic

Hi all,
I am new in webLogic, I try the tutorial http://www.webagesolutions.com/knowledgebase/wlskb/wlskb004/index.html and when every I use <b>Other File Types</b> unExpect error, and the server have to be turn down, why?
beside where is the location of some defaul database on WebLogic?
Thank you

Sorry for that, so here is my goal.
There is a folder contains may types of files: vi, lvlilb, txt and so on... I would like to make a VI that convert a given folder to LBB.
What file types can be placed insinde and LLB - is required for me to remove unwanted files
How to programmatically convert a directory into an LLB - I hope there is a VI what I can use as LLB Manager does for converting direcotries to LLB.
Yes you are right, the last question is not important...
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