JSF Selecteable Table Component

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This open source faces component provides you with a cunning technique to create a selectable table with DHTML and add Java script, developed on Rational Application Developer v7.0 Websphere v6.1 Runtime & tested on Websphere v6.1 & Glass-Fish 2.0.

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