This means GWT has made a request to your server but the servlet is not registered at the expected location, thus the server responds with a 404 not found status (take a look in your network inspector in the browser). You either have to update your web.xml or tell GWT to use a different url for the service. For the latter take a look at the javadoc of @RemoteServiceRelativePath for details.
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