How to catch the user defined exception in application service

Hi All,
How to catch the user defined exception in application service when it is throwed by the external service..
Regards,
Thirumurugan.

Hi,
    Thanks for your reply,
        Actually I am calling validate Login method of External service from the application service. When the login fails, my external service will throw user defined Exception.I want to catch the user defined Exception.
    But in the application service , validate Login method can catch only Invocation Exception and Engine Exception.
   These two exception are present in the Application service remote interface.
public com.sap.comptest.extsrv.accrjavawsvi__document.output.
Ns1_validateLoginResponse validateLogin(com.sap.comptest.extsrv.accrjavawsvi__document.input.Ns1_validateLogin input) throws com.sap.caf.mp.base.exception.InvocationException, com.sap.caf.mp.base.exception.EngineException;
User defined exception is not present there. When i include the webservice as external service in CAF, it suppossed to generate the java file for the custom exception of validate Login method and this generated file should be included in the application service remote interface..
public com.sap.comptest.extsrv.accrjavawsvi__document.output.
Ns1_validateLoginResponse validateLogin(com.sap.comptest.extsrv.accrjavawsvi__document.input.Ns1_validateLogin input) throws com.sap.caf.mp.base.exception.InvocationException, com.sap.caf.mp.base.exception.EngineException,
(generated file name of user defined Excpetion.
Then only validate login method of application service can catch the user defined Exception which is thrown by the external service.
regards,
Thirumurugan.p

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