Your users will navigate better and find commands more easily by using the features of the WebMenu^TM in your JSF application.  Its items and sub-items can fly out with flair, and it allows you to organize, grouped and nest commands or Web pages sensibly on your site.

You can associate checkboxes with individual menu items, and denote their checked status with an image file you configure. By listening to the item check events, your application can be notified when items are toggled on or off.

Full databinding support for the WebMenu^TM  helps you create its items and sub-items from any attached data source, enabling you to design the WebMenu component once and then employ it with many different site and/or command structures that you declare, and that are data-driven.

You can use the WebMenu^TM component to create a "popup menu" (also sometimes called a "context menu") that allows your user to right-click within their browser, and then make a selection from the choices displayed in the menu.