Custom component with additional tags

Hi. I need to write complicated custom JSF component.
I know how to write simple custom components, and receive String variables from tag attributes e.g.
https://github.com/devalentino/temp/blob/master/src/main/java/net/monopolyclub/components/component/UserData.java
But now I need to write custom component with additional tags (for example like dataTable and column tags).
How can I write such component? How can I receive collections in my component? How can I work with additional tags in my component.
for example I need something like:
<m:chat>
<m:tab value="#{UserList}" />
<m:message value="#{MesageMap}" />
</m:chat>
where UserList - Collection with current users and MessageMap is Map with User as key and message as value.

Iam using pt:ptdata.joincurrcommunitydata
here is some code
<pt:ptdata.joincurrcommunitydata pt:id="menutabsjoin" />
<pt:logic.foreach pt:var="temp2" pt:data="menutabsjoin">
<span class="CommunityPage">
<pt:core.html href="$temp2.url" pt:tag="a">
<pt:core.html pt:tag="img" src="$temp2.img" alt="$temp2.title" border="0" align="absmiddle" height="$temp2.imgheight"      width="$temp2.imgwidth" />
                    <pt:logic.value pt:value="$temp2.title" />
                         </pt:core.html>
                         </span>
                         </pt:logic.foreach>
But the URL that is generated is not having the CommunityID, hence it errors out saying object not found.
Any help would be appreciated?
Thanks
kartik

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