How to call JSp from Servlet??

Hello,
I want to call JSP page from servlet.I am using Visual Age For java 3.4. What is wrong in my code??
if (userExists) {
f.setErrors("userName","Duplicate User: Try a different username");
getServletConfig().getServletContext().
getRequestDispatcher("/jsp/forms/retry.jsp").
forward(request, response);
I am not able to get the o/p. Pls help.

I can't see anything obvious, but did you take any steps towards doing output before this code (like openning an output stream)?
Not clear what f.setErrors does - presumably stuffs the error message in an attribute of the request.

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