Oracle JSP Exception code too large for try block

My jsp is exceeding the memory limit (64KB for Oracle 10g App server i think its the JVM limit),
so it is throwing exception ,code too large for try block,how to over come this,I cant minimize the use of logic tags because it is business requirement.please help me out.

I think you need to give a value to the attribute buffer in the <%@ page%> directive to solve the problem.
There will not be any need of going for pagination then.
buffer="none | 8kb | sizekb"The buffer size in kilobytes used by the out object to handle output sent from the compiled JSP page to the client Web browser. The default value is 8kb. If you specify a buffer size, the output is buffered with at least the size you specified.
check the documentation at
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/tags/11/syntaxref11.fm7.html
Uday

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Basha,
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500 Internal Server Error
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Sir,
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Hi,
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SAP Note Number: 820282
Symptom
In a few cases, the compilation of jsp files fails (if their size is very large) because the generated Java code exceeds the 65K limitation (per method) of SUN JVM or the system crashes when it tries to load a class file that was not correctly constructed (method size > 65K).
Other terms
JSP, Portal, too long, compilation, compiler, over size, try
Reason and Prerequisites
SUN JVM and othes do not support a method which has more than 65K of byte code.
Solution
The fix is available in +SP2 PL 31 and +EP6 SP11 Patch 2.
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Header Data
Release Status         Released for Customer
Released on            21.07.2005
Priority               Correction with medium priority
Category               Advance development
Primary Component      BC-JAS-PIN-PRT Portal Runtime

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Hi Experts,
I am loading multibyte data from fixed width flat file to Oracle database(which is a utf8 characterset) via Informatica. I have set utf8 as characterset in both source and target definitions.
Source flat file data : MÃ¼nchener(this flat file data was loaded from external oracle database where data looks like Münchener)
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Diagnosis
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