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Why are my scripts giving 404 errors and "content not found"? They are RIGHT THERE.

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To future me (and anyone else who comes across it):

WebContent/ is the root folder for resources. Not WebContent/WEB-INF/. WebContent/WEB-INF/ is actually protected and hidden from the browser, even if you explicitly include it in your URL. So put your /js/ folder and /css/ folder under WebContent/ and not WebContent/WEB-INF/.

Future you will thank you for remembering or for checking here before spending several hours trying to figure out why this isn't working. Again.

You're welcome.

- Past you.

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