java.io.FileOutputStream.write(int) doesn't throw exception if file doesnt exist

This bug was found by St.Petersburg Java SQE team (by Alexander Kuzmin).

The java.io.FileOutputStream.write(int) does not work properly with IOException.
If the file that FileOutputStream object connected to does not exist any more,
FileOutputStream.write(int) does not throw IOException.


_______________________Example ______________________________________
import java.io.*;
public class bug_test {
  public static void main( String argv[] ) {
   File f=null;
   FileOutputStream testfile=null;
 
    try {
     f=new File("to_delete"); //Create File object
    } catch (Throwable e )
       {System.out.println("Unable to create file.");
        return;
       }

    try {
     testfile=new FileOutputStream(f);//Create FileOutputSream object
    }
     catch (SecurityException e)
     {System.out.println("Unexpected SecurityException !");}
     catch (Exception e) //step Catch Exceptions
     {System.out.println(" Unexpected "+e+" thrown ");}

    try {
    testfile.write(100); // write something
    } catch (Throwable e ) {System.out.println("Enable to write !");}

    try {
     f.delete(); // Delete our file
    } catch (Throwable e) {System.out.println("Unable to delete file.");
        return; }

   
    try {
    testfile.write(100); // Our file does not exist
    } catch (IOException e)
      {System.out.println("OK ! IOException"); //will never get here
        return;
      }
      catch (Throwable e )
       {System.out.println("IOExeption not thrown ! But "+e);
        return;
       }

    System.out.println("IOException not thrown !");
  }
}

_____________________Output_________________________________________

IOException not thrown !
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