How do you avoid a code too large for try statement error message while com

i have the jsp which is having 142 fields
i am trying to dispaly 142 fields its showing the above error
at runtime
i think JVM is not allowing to complie the jsp
please any body give me the solution for it

I've got the same error with Weblogic 8.1 .
When I tried to visit a JSP I wrote, which had many tags, the page showed the error: code too large for try statement.
I'v reviewed a lot of discussions through the internet and solved the problem at last by adding one parameter to weblogic.xml.
<jsp-descriptor>
     <jsp-param>
          <param-name>noTryBlocks</param-name>
          <param-value>true</param-value>
     </jsp-param>
</jsp-descriptor>Hope this may help you out.

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Thanks,

Hi,
I have a big java file ( around 16000 lines). When
compiling it, I got following error message:
MyMain.java:15233: code too large for try statement
} catch ( Throwable t ) {
I tried 1.3 and 1.4 javac compiler, there was some
error.
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You don't. Each method has an absolute limit on the number of byte codes. You have reached that limit. The limit is part of the specification and JVMs will refuse to run classes that exceed the limit. So even if you could compile it, it wouldn't run.
It is quite common for code generators to generate large monolithic blocks of code. Presumably this is how you got to this spot. Modify the code generator to break it into smaller blocks.
If you did it manually then you did it wrong. And you will have to manually break it into smaller blocks. (And re-examine your design since it is probably wrong.)

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Error in jsp:Code too large for try statement

Hi friends,
When i try to run a jsp program i am getting error "code too large for try statement". How can i rectify it rather than truncating that jsp? is there another way?
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