Best Practice: JavaFX pattern for "Catching all Exceptions"

Hi,
what is on the current JavaFX Standard the best way to catch all Exceptions (centralized) within my JavaFX application...
I read thread outside this Oracle Forum who recommend following:
1. Thread.setDefaultUncaughtExceptionHandler(new MyExceptionHandler());
--> catch all runtime exceptions
2. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12318861/javafx-2-catching-all-runtime-exceptions
--> Implementing some source code who wrap the current GUI thread...
3. I read something like:
"JavaFX exception handling is almost identical to that in Java, apart from the fact that checked exceptions are handled in the same way as unchecked exceptions. This is good news for most Java programmers moving to JavaFX because you are no longer obliged to catch and handle exceptions."
Sounds very good! But where/how can I do this ???
Edited by: wschele on 19.02.2013 04:58
Edited by: wschele on 19.02.2013 05:16

No recommendation whats the best way to do it?
Catching each Exception in different layers is boring ! :-(

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