RequestDispatcher.include() silently ignores non-existent files?

          Hello there,
          I have a servlet that calls RequestDispatcher.include() to include another jsp.
          <pre>
          RequestDispatcher dispatcher = myServlet
          .getServletConfig().getServletContext()
          .getRequestDispatcher(jspName);
          // dispatch the jsp
          dispatcher.include(fRequest, fResponse);
          </pre>
          However, if the JSP is non-existent (not found in the file system), I get no exceptions
          and WL6.1sp2 seems to silently ignore it. I also do not see any errors in the WL
          log files. If the JSP does exist, then it loads up, and then if I subsequently
          delete it, I get an Exception as expected.
          Can anyone help with this? Is this a bug? Any help is appreciated!
          Thanks
          ravi
          SP - Please remove the 2 "##NO_SPAM##" strings in my address before replying, thanks!

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Attachments:
Scan from file bug.vi ‏7 KB

Anna K. wrote:
Please let me know if you need assistance in working around this bug.
For anyone wondering, the workaround is simply to check if the file exists before trying to read it. You can do this by calling the File/Directory Info primitive and checking the error output. Or you can use the OpenG File Exists? VI.
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All,
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Simplified code examples - lacking extensive error checking -
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Mona Marathe ([email protected]):
Hello!
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ORA-22285 - non-existent directory or file for FILEOPEN operation

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bat_state)
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hrsysl NUMBER PATH 'hrsysl',
dtcptl DATE PATH 'dtcptl',
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dsp_step VARCHAR (40) PATH 'DSP/step',
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bat_class VARCHAR (40) PATH 'BAT/class',
bat_program VARCHAR (40) PATH 'BAT/program',
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ORA-22285: non-existent directory or file for FILEOPEN operation
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