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Where to host a servlet app ?

 
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I need to host my servlet app, where is the best place to do that? I know about Java Servlet Hosting, are they any good?

Jerry.
 
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The Servlet FAQ lists a number of Java hosting sites that have been recommended by someone at some point.
 
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Hi there

In the end you have to decide what price/bandwidth/features etc. you need, and decide based on those variables and their order of importance to you.

As always, google is your friend:
Search for "j2ee hosting"

You will see that most hosting companies have different options (e.g. database services, traffic alowances, etc) and packages.
 
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Hi,
Check out http://myjavaserver.com
This is a good hosting environment and it is free. The only glitch is in understanding their file system. If you can get through that, you have a great hosting facility available.

Abhishek
 
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I tried to find a host using Xen hypervisor virtualization but they all seemed to have lots of reliability problems reported on discussion boards. Anyone have better luck?
 
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Originally posted by Abhishek Asthana:
Hi,
Check out http://myjavaserver.com
This is a good hosting environment and it is free. The only glitch is in understanding their file system. If you can get through that, you have a great hosting facility available.

Abhishek



Myjavaserver.com accepts new member again but you will need to show your java programming skill to solve one challenging programming problem/exercise. Gool luck to all potential new members.
 
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