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Two identical Azure deployments; one always throws 404 - how to find out what the difference...
When I deploy it to Azure from Jenkins and then try to call the webservice, it returns "NotFound" to all calls no matter what I do. (This presumably means HTTP 404.) … The Jenkins-deployed webservice exhibits the following curious behaviour:
It does not log any exceptions (even when I wait several minutes for them to show up). …
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Two identical Azure deployments; one always throws 404 - how to find out what the difference...
We found out what was wrong. It was not an Azure issue. The problem was that we were deploying a bad ZIP file. The ZIP file was missing web.config, which meant that the web application could not start …
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