Seriously stuck on managed bean for tree

Hello,
I've been trying for two days to figure out how to get selectable links on my tree, so I'm hoping someone can help me.
I've gotten lots of advice from people here and from tutorials, but everybody giving it is so advanced that they miss the simple things that I don't know how to do.
I'm trying to follow this tutorial:
http://technology.amis.nl/blog/?p=2094
And already I've reached two problems.
My first is that I don't seem to have the package nl.amis.adffaces.tree which is used in the first grey code section on that page.
The second problem is that I don't understand where to type the code that is in the grey.
So I have a few specific questions and I really hope someone can help me out.
1. How do I get the package nl.amis.adffaces.tree ?
2. Where do I put that first code? If it's a managed bean or a class or whatever, can you please tell me how to make that, because I don't know how.
3. Am I following the right tutorial? I just want the folders and nodes on my tree to be selectable and show the details in a separate table on the page.
4. Once I can figure out how to make a managed bean, how do I connect my tree to it? I was told to click binding but that only gives options for the rules that decide the nodes of the tree.
Thanks again,
Nelson

Ah yes, thanks!
That and Shay's post in my other thread (Tree Drill Down for people searching this later)
have really helped me. I have my binding set up properly and everything now!
I've just got some problems with errors in my selectCurrentRowWithKey actions.
It's a bit confusing in the link but if I have more than one primary key for a view, then it will send ALL of them when I use an action like that, right?
Because I have a view link that links the node in my tree to another view that is shown in a table, but I get an error saying it can't find the key [2 2 1204] when really (I think) it should only be trying to pass [1204].

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