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1.5 <small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small>
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1.8 - During <a href="nbdocs://org.netbeans.modules.web.helpset/org/netbeans/modules/web/helpset/docs/web/create/tag/framework/jsf/about_visweb_framework.html">Visual Web JSF</a> development, when you bind a component to data, you create a
1.9 - connection between the component and the data. The data might be from one or more columns in
1.10 - a database table. This connection permits the component to display data values. How you bind
1.11 - the component depends on the component type. The types of components are as follows:
1.12 - </p>
1.13 + <p>During <a href="../jsf/about_visweb_framework.html">Visual Web JSF</a> development,
1.14 + when you bind a component to data, you create a connection between the component and
1.15 + the data. The data might be from one or more columns in a database table. This connection
1.16 + permits the component to display data values. How you bind the component depends on the
1.17 + component type. The types of components are as follows:</p>
1.18 +
1.19 <ul>
1.20 <li>
1.21 Simple. A simple component displays one value at a time, for example, a Button, Checkbox,
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