How to stop a JSF frame from being refreshed

Hi
I am trying to open a popup using window.open(foo,foo) by setting the ONCLICK parameter.
I have certain actionListeners that have to be invoked for this popup to work correctly.
Right now I am storing certain Javascript variable on the parent applet. However after showing the popup and calling the actionListener the parent applet is getting refreshed and I am losing my JS variables... :(
I tried calling window.open ONMOUSECLICK and doing "return false" for ONCLICK but if I do this the actionlisteners are not being called.
So Is there any way I Can have the actionListener called but not refresh the JSF page....?
PLEASE HELP
Thanks
Kishore

inputdata.jsp page of the jsf-popup application uses onmousedown and use onclick='return false' for one form, but the second form is submitted when user presses button on the first form. If you add Action Listener to the second form it will be fired.
Action Listener is fired on the server side. To make it called you have to have a form submitted. if you want to submit the form without refreshing the page, the target attribute of the form should be set and point to another frame or a window.
Changing the target for the main form of the page might cause problem with the next submission, that is why the jsf-popup example uses additional form located on the same page.

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Date: Wed, 18 Feb 1998 16:36:58 -0500
Subject: Re: How do I keep an application from being started more than
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CSB
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