How to adapt Marty Hall's jsf-blank project to WebSphere 7?

Marty Hall had a great idea for getting your feet wet in JSF2: He provides a project named jsf-blank that you deploy in Eclipse on a Tomcat container.
In 10 minutes you are running a JSF 2 project!
How can I deploy this jsf-blank project on WebSphere 7? I tried a quick-and-dirty, but it seems to fail on mapping.
Thanks
Eli

How can I deploy this jsf-blank project on WebSphere 7?There just isn't an easy way out. The project should deploy with no problems of Websphere is truly compliant - if something fails then you have no choice but to try and figure out what exactly it is that Websphere doesn't like about the deployed application. It might be a configuration issue, it might be a JVM issue, it might be a rights issue, who knows.
If you want further help then you might want to try and post the errors you are getting.

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Date: Sat, 8 Jun 2013 09:30:22 -0700
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