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Did you try naming your custom page &nbsp; index.jsp &nbsp; ? &nbsp; 
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Did you try naming your custom page   index.jsp   ?  

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Hi <br />
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I trying to remove my directory listing on my web page.<br />
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So the full url is <a href="http://localhost:18080/WallStreetProject/logon.jsp" rel="ugc">http://localhost:18080/WallStreetProject/logon.jsp</a>&nbsp;this will take them to the logon page<br />
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but when the user try to do this <a href="http://localhost:18080/WallStreetProject/" rel="ugc">http://localhost:18080/WallStreetProject/</a>&nbsp; I want to direct them to a custom page and not see the directory under my war file<br />
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I am not sure can I do this in the web.xml file
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Hi 

I trying to remove my directory listing on my web page.

So the full url is http://localhost:18080/WallStreetProject/logon.jsp this will take them to the logon page

but when the user try to do this http://localhost:18080/WallStreetProject/  I want to direct them to a custom page and not see the directory under my war file

I am not sure can I do this in the web.xml file

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