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Hi

Does anybody know of sites offering Free EJB3 App Server(JBOSS etc) Hosting. I tried to search on the net but was able to find only free web hosting(Tomcat etc.). I want to deploy my EJB3 application for demo purposes on such a host if available.

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Try the below site,

www.eatj.com

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I tried out eatJ. But unfortunately it does not work for me as they provide only Tomcat not EJB server.
 
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The Servlets FAQ links to various Java hosting companies, but I think none of the free ones offers EJB. That's an advanced feature that you should be prepared to pay money for. The same, by the way, goes for reliable servlet hosting. Hosting just is something that takes money to provide.
 
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