Hw to create dialogue box in jsf

hii guys...
i want ot create a dialogue box in jsf.. when a button is pressed a dialogue box is to be appeared.. it can be done with the java script but i have to do it in jsf... can any one help me?...
thanx...
jasar
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jasar

hello BalusC..
thanx for ur reply... yea JS is not sufficiant b'coz i have to set the text from the backing bean...
Which is the "standard" JSF component which prints all the JS to the outputstream itself?
thax
jasar
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