ADF Faces: How to insert an HREF inside a table element

Hi,
I have a web service data control, and this web service returns the email of a department.
I have to display this email inside a table, but, since this email is used to integrate the application with Microsoft OCS, the email must be inside an HREF tag, for example:
<a href='sip:"+employeeBean.getEmail()+"'><img src='images/OCS.png'/></a>How can I insert this HREF inside the table, so the table displays the image and the href works ?

Yes it works.
Here is my code, so it will be usefull for others:
<af:column headerText="OCS" id="c3333">
                          <af:goImageLink text="Contatta dipendente" id="gil1"
                                          icon="images/OCS.png"
                                          destination="#{row.ocsContact}"/>
                        </af:column>Many many thanks.
Edited by: GheParDo on Jan 12, 2011 7:05 PM

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