Specified physical path folder opening using a href tag

Hi
I am working on some web application, i am trying to do open mentioned physical path folder in my html page.
but its not opening, same thing if i do simple html out side the specified folder drive is opening.
Follows code shows how i am doing in my html page.
link
so it should open D drive venkatesh folder. but its not opening if i deploy in tomcat server.
but if i do out side simple html its opening.
plz guide me.
THnaks
Venkatesh.

Oh, a directory. That would require a different approach, yes.
If you want to make use of appserver's default file browser and the appserver's directory index setting is turned on, then just add the following to server.xml:
<Context docBase="c:/path/to/folder/you/want/to/publish" path="/pathyouwanttouseascontextrooturl" />This way you can start with directory browsing by http://example.com/pathyouwanttouseascontextrooturl

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