Check the existence of a picture into an application

Hello, I'd like from a servlet be able to check if a picture exists or not.
Here is my code
String flagUrl = contextPath + "/images/flags/" + name.trim().toLowerCase() + ".png";
boolean exists = (new File(flagUrl)).exists(); Always returns True while should sometimes returns False.
Edited by: intevit on Feb 24, 2010 7:42 AM
Edited by: intevit on Feb 24, 2010 7:43 AM

If contextPath contains the contextPath, that could be the problem, you should get the realPath instead.
Bye.

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