Launching a clientListener method after a table is rendered

This ought to be simple, but it has me baffled. I find some data, build a list, render my table, and then I want to call a JavaScript function to do some client side work. If I put a action clientListener on the commandButton I use to create the dataset, it gets called before the data set is created; I need something that will get called after the data is loaded. I think I need something that will do exactly what
<af:table>
<af:clientListener method="doSomething" type="sort"/>
</af:table>does but gets called when the table is first rendered.
Thanks, Mar.

Thanks, this works.
I was concerned that I'd beat my page render back but that is not the case, by the time my JavaScript is called the <af:clientAttributes> specified as the last embedded components of the <af:table> are all valid.
NOW ...
The problem is that sometimes I do this from inside a PhaseListener. We had been catching the PhaseId.RESTORE_VIEW but the FacesContext.currentInstance() at that phase Service.getRenderKitService throws a FacesContext.getRenderKit() returned null while trying to get the org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.render.ExtendedRenderKitService service; please check your configuration message.
The only PhaseId that is able to get a ExtendedRenderKitService is PhaseId.RENDER_RESPONSE. However, when I call
public static void addScript(String javaScript) {
    FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
    try {
      if (context != null) {
        ExtendedRenderKitService service = Service.getRenderKitService(context, ExtendedRenderKitService.class);
        if (service != null) {
          service.addScript(context, javaScript);
    } catch (Exception e) {
      getLogger().equals(e.getLocalizedMessage());
}I can successfully addScript but the script never gets called. I wait at my break-point in Firebug and it is not hit.
So, this works fine when the normal life-cycle is operating but when I am capturing input from a PhaseListener (which I do to perform Ajax requests within the ADF context) I'm not able to find the appropriate service. Any further ideas (the first one was great) that might help me over this final gotcha?
Thanks, Mark
P.S. I need to launch some of these requests from JavaScript (hence the Ajax and PhaseListener) because I'm gathering information from an Oracle Maps div; I click locations on the map to add items to my table. msm
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