f you have a page that invokes a risky tag, but you think you can
recover, there’s a solution. You can do a kind of try/catch using the
tag, to wrap the risky tag or expression. Because if you
don’t, and an exception is thrown, your default error handling will
kick in and the user will get the error page declared in the DD. The
part that might feel a little strange is that the serves as
both the try andthe catch—there’s no separate trytag. You wrap the
risky EL or tag calls or whatever in the body of a , and the
exception is caught right there. But you can’t assume it’s exactly like a
catch block, either, because once the exception occurs, control jumps
to the end of the tag body (more on that in a