[help]FAIL - Application at context path

im going crazy here.
I see other people have had this same problem....
I'm doing some tutorials in a book called core javaserver pages.
I've followed each step to what appears to be a "t" and i still cannot get my application to start. I've placed my .war file in my webapps directory. The .war file expands and all the content appears to be there. When i go into the tomcat manager to start the app manually;I get the error FAIL - Application at context path /login could not be started.
I had it working before- by fluke. But now it's gone and i can't get it back.
I'm having a tough time even finding where to look. Can someone offer any suggestions?

here is one of the errors i get in my tomcat/log directory
Caused by: java.lang.ClassCastException: components.renderkit.AreaRenderer
at com.sun.faces.config.ConfigureListener.configure(ConfigureListener.java:876)

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