Suppress a message from

Hi All!
Is it possible to suppress a message from Backend on webdynpro appplication?
bye
sas

Hi malyala and the others !
There are two output messages
The second line belongs to me.
( msgMgr.reportWarning(" xxxxxxxx");     
The first one in the first line comes from backend. All what I need is
to suppress the first line .
reagards
sas

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    It's not a good idea to suppress error messages. If there is a problem, then you (or user) won't know.
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