Code too large for try statement

I have a jsp that I am getting the following exception on.
[ServletException in:/jsp/DLG_PTEN.jsp] Unable to compile class for JSP C:\Documents and Settings\ebsgam\My Documents\IBM\wsappdev51\workspace\StnWeb\.metadata\.plugins\com.ibm.etools.server.core\tmp0\cache\localhost\server1\DefaultEAR\StnWeb.war\jsp\_DLG_5F_PTEN.java:13576: code too large for try statement } catch (Throwable t) { ^ C:\Documents and Settings\ebsgam\My Documents\IBM\wsappdev51\workspace\StnWeb\.metadata\.plugins\com.ibm.etools.server.core\tmp0\cache\localhost\server1\DefaultEAR\StnWeb.war\jsp\_DLG_5F_PTEN.java:1165: code too large for try statement try { ^ 2 errors '
I am currently running this on Websphere Aplication Developer 5. First off I'm hoping that this error will go away when it is deployed to tomcat. But I wanted to see if anyone has had this problem and knows of a tweek or work around for it.
The jsp in question is not the longest one I have... but it has a large number of drop down list boxes .. using jstl <select><option>. and the drop downs have around 40 or 50 items in them.

in weblogic 8.1, i've met the same error, and solved the problem by adding param to weblogic.xml , like below:
<jsp-descriptor>
     <jsp-param>
          <param-name>noTryBlocks</param-name>
          <param-value>true</param-value>
     </jsp-param>
</jsp-descriptor>

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Error in jsp:Code too large for try statement

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