How map a specific exception in my web.xml

Hi all, i got a servlet that instantiates a JavaBean which has all the code to connect and get some data from my database, if some error ocurrs the JavaBean returns an string message which was an exception what i want is to get the error exception to use a tag like this <%@page ErrorPage="error.jsp"%> and then to catch the exception throw by the JavaBean and to show it in the jsp o really appreciate your help thanks...

Hi jcotillo,
I just have an idea..not even sure if I am thinking along the proper lines...
put this in ur catch block and pass the exception as a query string to the jsp...
<%@page ErrorPage="error.jsp?error="+e%>
now..collect the exception in the error page and display...
just try...and dont do that even if u know for sure that it cannot be done like that...:)))

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