Hi, What should I do to be able to use declarative (XML) exception handling together with pageflows? I've got very simple pageflow where I have | <start-page name="setRevokeDetails" view-id="/setRevokeDetails.jspx" no-conversation-view-id="/main.jspx"> | <redirect/> | <transition name="cancel" to="revokeCancelled"/> | <transition name="process" to="checkRevokeResult"> | <action expression="#{transactionRevoker.revokeTransaction}"/> | </transition> | </start-page> | | <decision name="checkRevokeResult" expression="#{transactionRevoker.forceRevoke}"> | <transition name="false" to="revokeResult"/> | <transition name="true" to="forceRevoke"/> | </decision> | | ... | My pages.xml exceptions section looks as follows: | <exception> | <end-conversation/> | <redirect view-id="/generalError.jspx"> | <message>Unexpected failure</message> | </redirect> | </exception> | | Now method called transactionRevoker.revokeTransaction() throws Exception. It's a method that calls external EJB service. I catch only one exception in this method, and when it throws RuntimeException I get very long stack trace and bad redirect message in browser. Stack trace says that jPDL can't resolve #{transactionRevoker.forceRevoke}. And I don't know how to cope with exception in this case. I'd like to be able to redirect user to general error page without coding it every time I do something potentially exception-prone. View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4057992#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...