11g ADF TaskFlow Exception Handling in BPM

Hi Guys
BPM 11g
I have a human task that is implemented as an ADF task flow. I would like to be able to throw an exception from the ADF application and have it handled by the BPM process, does anyone know if this is possible or how I would do that?
At the moment I have an ADF error page - I could return an "error" outcome to the process from that but an error is an error and it feels right to show that in the process instead of a normal outcome.
anyone else worked through this?
cheers,
Steve

help yourself with this thread - Re: Exception Handling
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