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I am looking for a host that will support Jakarta Struts. Can anyone point me to an hosting service that will satisfy this need?

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You should be able to use any hosting provider that supports Servlets and JSPs. Struts is just a bunch of JAR files and deployment descriptors you put inside your standard .war file -- the hosting provider doesn't even know that you're using Struts.
 
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Try checking out SourceForge
 
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I've heard some good comments about LunarPages.

Others I found by Googling for "servlet hosting" included
Oxxus.net
KGB Internet
eApps.com
FlashWebHost.com
AstraHosting.com
ImHosted.com
I-HostingSolutions.com
PerformanceHosting.net

(note that I'm not recommending any hosting service and I haven't used any of these hosting providers' services)
 
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I haven't used any services from the following company, and I'm not recommending them, but I have heard from others that they're decent.

http://www.4java.ca
[ July 28, 2004: Message edited by: Dirk Schreckmann ]
 
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Originally posted by Lasse Koskela:
You should be able to use any hosting provider that supports Servlets and JSPs. Struts is just a bunch of JAR files and deployment descriptors you put inside your standard .war file -- the hosting provider doesn't even know that you're using Struts.



I agree with this reason.
 
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