Display of stack trace of uncaught exception

Hello,
on the mini SAP Web AS 6.40 SP11 that I have installed on my local Windows system, the server provides stack trace information for uncaught exceptions. First, a screen is shown saying that the request could not be processed and that the Administrator should be contacted. After pressing on a link "Get Details ...", the stack trace of the error is displayed. Everything is fine, so far.
On the contrary, when I run on a server SAP Web AS SP12 on a UNIX system (SPARC, Sun OS 5.9), only the screen saying that the request could not be processed is shown, but no "Get Details ..." link appears.
Does anybody know what I need to do to enable the display of detailed stack traces also on the Unix machine?
Any help is appreciated!
Regards, Nick.

Is the flow of code to the point where exception occurs:
1) Data saved in Db
2) Navigated back
3)Navigated to another page
4) Method ListMenu() is called(as soon as navigated to page in step 3) to retrieve the saved data from db & exception occurs.
Can you paste here the definition of ListMenu(), also does the exception occurs as soon as db is accessed inside this method or else.
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