Hi,

In my subclass of WebSession the constructor has to call a method that
throws an exception.  As you know the WebApplication calls the constructor
of the WebSession.  


        public UserSession(Request request)
        {
                super(request);
                try
                {
                        user = Cache.getInstance().getAnonymousUser();
                }
                catch (ApplicationException e)
                {
                        // What should I do here????
                }
        }



What I would like to know is what is the best way to handle an exception in
these classes without swallowing it.  I don't want to just log the
exception. Is there a way to show an error page?  I don't see  any
setResponsePage method.

Thanks.
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