ADF - Disable browser popup on exception

Question

Hello,
I'm using ADF 11.1.1.4 and am curious if you can disable the default browser popups that show when an exception is thrown. I'm not talking about the 'pretty' ones that show the <af:message> and <af:messages>, I'm talking about the one that looks like a Javascript/default browser popup and contains a message like:
java.lang.NullPointerException
ADF_FACES-60097:For more information, please see the server's error log for an entry beginning with: ADF_FACES-60096:Server Exception during PPR, #5I can get these if I throw a runtime exception (e.g. NullPointerException) from an actionListener attached to a button. This can be thrown in my case from a backing bean attached to page fragment running in a bounded task flow. I have an exception handler attached to an error view in that taskflow but it doesn't render, the exception is propagated right up to the browser and shows in this popup.
Any idea if this is possible? Tried searching for error handling in ADF docs and general googling but couldn't find anything.

Answer 1

Thanks Prateek, the blog is pretty clear on what the file should be but this .adf directory thing isn't working for me. Let me describe what I have and maybe you can point out where I'm going wrong.
So I have an app that looks something like:
MyApp
   |
   |-------- Proj1
   |-------- Proj2
   |-------- Proj3
   |-------- ViewController
   |                |
   |                |---- ... (files)
   |                |---- ViewController.jpr
   |
   |-------- MyApp.jwsWhen I first started following the instructions I didn't have a .adf directory anywhere in that tree but it looked like there was one in my <JDEVHOME>\o.j2ee\drs\MyApp directory. I first added the file there manually but when I redeployed the app through the IDE the file was removed or overwritten with nothing. Then I figured I should put it in the source somewhere so it gets written to where it needs to go. First I tried putting it in the root directory of the application (MyApp) but it didn't deploy, then I tried putting it in the ViewController project but it didn't deploy either.
To run my app I just right click a JSP and click run. When deploying to higher environments I package up the app using ant. I just want to get it working locally first so I can debug and test some stuff but eventually it needs to be able to be packaged up.
Where do you put your .adf directory? Does it contain anything else except for META-INF\services\<myfile>?
Thanks for your help so far, there isn't much info on this out there.