JavaScript dialog to confirm

Hi all. In my code, before to delete a register, I would like the user confirm the operation. I know javascrip dialog can make it for me. But (using JSF / JSC) I don�t know how to. Somebody could send me a piece code for that?
Thanks in advance.

I found this thread helpful:
http://forum.sun.com/jive/thread.jspa?forumID=123&threadID=64385
My "guess" is that you do not include action methods in your javascript. You submit to an action method. When your confirm returns true, the action is executed. When your confirm returns false, the javascript does not submit the page at all.
if (!confirm("Are you sure?.")) return false;
Note: the if statement is only required due to a bug, but that may be fixed with Update 1 release. Not sure.

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Hello guys,
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