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Thanks, but I get exactly the same result with "application/vnd.ogc.se_inimage" as well as anything else I tried that's listed on http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/services/wms/reference.html (eg. "application/json")
Also, if the value of the exceptions parameter is invalid I think GeoServer should report an error about that, rather than ignoring it. That way the user will know about the problem straight away and can fix it. Ignoring it causes several issues:
1) The problem may go unnoticed until there actually is a real error.
2) Even when there is, they won't know what the error is (since they're expecting it as an image or whatever).
3) Even when the user reads the exception (in XML format) they have no clue why it's not being returned in the correct format - hence this bug.