Catching Database Constraints in Jdev

Hi,
Am using Jdev 11.1.1.5.0(R1). While violating a Constraint Eg. Primary Key, i get error as follows,
ora-00001 : unique constraint(xx.xxx_pk) violated
I need to show user some user friendly messages instead of the above. Please guide me.
-Arunkumar Kootharasan

Duplicate of {thread:id=2494005}
Timo

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I have a deferrable database constraint so that it is
checked during commit. My question is where can I
catch this to give a user friendly error message. I
usually catch constraint messages in the doDML method
in the entity objects Impl class. I tried the
beforeCommit and afterCommit methods but they didn't
work either.
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Please see the image.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Fna66p-W5Jw/TX7uSQqqBtI/AAAAAAAAAH0/D1APg6oAIxI/s1600/1.JPG
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