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I'd like recommendations on what low hanging fruit to look for in this scenario. I'm hoping it's a basic setup thing that will be answered without burdening everyone with too much detail. I had a functioning web service running in IntelliJ/Tomcat, but my workstation died. On the new computer I imported the (maven) project from our git repository, installed Tomcat, and fired everything up - no code errors, no errors in Tomcat starting up - but I now get 404 Errors consistently when I try to access the web service. Any initial thoughts on perhaps an IntelliJ configuration item I'm missing that would not have come along with the project import?

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  • See http://stackoverflow.com/a/3136255/104891. Since you now have the new project, you no longer have your previous run/debug configurations which probably specified a different URL and a different deployment context for Tomcat. Most likely, you are either opening another URL now or the app is being deployed under a different context. – CrazyCoder Jan 04 '18 at 18:48
  • Thanks so much - you hit the nail on the head. I didn't have any artifacts set up in the run definition. I was dearly hoping it was something like that! Now if I can just figure out how to mark this as answered and give you appropriate credit... – Tiggyboo Jan 04 '18 at 22:22

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I didn't have an artifact associated with my run/debug configuration. Added the artifact and things took off. Thanks to CrazyCoder for the suggestion.

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