Menu tabs in adf faces on jdeveloper 10.1.3.5

Hi,
I am new to jdeveloper and I am looking for a sample code for menu tabs without binding the tabs to menu model.
I went through the ADF development guide but it has example only with menu model.
Can somebody provide me with an example for menu tabs?
Thanks,
Bablu

You mean something like this?
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/tips/muench/1013srdemo/index.html

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I don't think adding a flag to my servlet will work. I left out some details in the original posting that will likely make the flag solution unusable.
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. BrowserImage severlet called (doGet)
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Sorry for leaving out these details, but I did not want to confuse the original posting with too much info. I figured if the tab was only loaded once, the cached image would be used and all would be good.
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