Java.io.File Bug

A new java.io.File does not get created.
Example:
     TransformerFactory factory = TransformerFactory.newInstance();
     File stylesheet=new File("catalog.xsl");
     Transformer transformer = factory.newTransformer(new StreamSource(stylesheet));
     File xmlFile=new File("catalog.xml");
     File xslFOFile=new File("catalog.fo");
     Source src = new StreamSource(xmlFile);
     Result result = new StreamResult(xslFOFile);
     transformer.transform(src, result);Error gets generated:
TransformerException: java.io.FileNotFoundException: catalog.fo

Created a new JDeveloper project. The error does not get generated.

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