Load jsf content depending on var from datable

Hi,
What I need to do is something like this:
     <h:dataTable value="#{sbn}" var="pan" id="pans">
          <h:column>
               <h:outputText style="boxed" id="panelTitle" value="#{pan.title}"/>
               <f:verbatim>
                    <-- here I need to load a jsp page from the url that is defined in a property of the class retuned by pan (like pan.title returns a string but then an url).
               </f:verbatim>
          </h:column>
     </h:dataTable>
I have been trying and searching but I can't get this to work. I can't seem to get the pan property for that row exported to jsp for use with the <jsp:include> tag.
What I could do is generate the table in jsp itself, but then I need to set the class (pan) as a property for use in the form that is beiing included by the jsp tag.
Does anyone have any idea how to solve this problem?

Seems like my reply wasn't posted.
Yes, the 1st list always work. I had to focus on something different the last two days but I'm going to look at this again now. I actually need this multiple times in a form (I doubt JSF would like me to create a separate form for each 'address' I need to use these list). I'll post some more on my finding in case I have more detailed questions. Thank you.
JSC

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Thanks

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