Adding Project to tomcat in eclipse

Can any body help me how to add my Project to Tomcat in Eclipse and deploy/run my project.
thanks
bala

LegendsofCode wrote:
I right clicked the Tomcat instance and tried to add project by clicking on AddandRemove Projects.I got an error saying "There are no Projects to add or remove from the Server".Well, obviously you don't have any valid web projects in your project map.
You should create at least a web project. The 'Dynamic web project' option is sufficient.
Not fully what you need, you may ignore the JSF part, but this article might give clear understanding and insights: http://balusc.blogspot.com/2008/01/jsf-tutorial-with-eclipse-and-tomcat.html

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