Writing customized error handlers

Hi
I am trying out the exception handler example of Duncan Mein's at
http://djmein.blogspot.com/2007/04/custom-error-handling-in-apex.html.
In the example he talks about writing an Exception Handlers.
where is this done in apex
regards
Tony

It's not a validation that produces that message. It's a URL redirect to the f procedure that contains the notification_msg argument. You really can't use the same method in your application as messages like this also require that a checksum be passed to f.
You can use process error messages (an attribute of a page process) containing session state references though. Like "Process Failed: error code: &P55_ERROR. ". Of course your code has to save an appropriate value into P55_ERROR first.
May I ask why you aren't going to use/build upon Duncan Mein's method?
Scott

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