You have to define an artifact in IntelliJ (Project structure -> Artifacts). The artifact should be an exploded web application artifact and should contain all your classes and server libraries/resources. Then you create a new run configuration and choose Tomcat -> Local and configure it as needed. On the Deployment tab you would add the artifact of your GWT project to Tomcat.
Finally in your GWT run configuration you add DevMode parameters:
-noserver -war <path/to/your/artifact>
I do the same with Jetty instead of Tomcat and it works without problems.
-- J.
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