Bear Bibeault wrote:Check the ServletsFaq
Bear Bibeault wrote:All of those were added because they were recommend by somebody. I use mmaweb. I find them a tad pricey, but I stay with them because I get good support.
Ulf Dittmer wrote:I don't think a blanket recommendation makes sense without knowing your requirements. If you compare plans, there are numerous differences as to what is being offered, location (and hence network latency), price etc.
Mike London wrote:... and has good Java support people ...
Ulf Dittmer wrote:I'm hosting with DailyRazor who have a range of plans, mostly differing in the JVM heap size. I think they have most of what you mention; not sure of backup (I prefer to do that myself), and I haven't tested Java support specifically (not sure what they might even do, given that it's my Java apps).
Ron McLeod wrote:
Mike London wrote:... and has good Java support people ...
What do you mean by Java support? Could you give some examples?
Ron
DailyRazor...Do they offer email accounts or just hosting?
Ulf Dittmer wrote:
DailyRazor...Do they offer email accounts or just hosting?
Yes. Also be sure to check out the private Tomcat/JVM plans, which are cheaper than the VPS plans: http://www.dailyrazor.com/java-jsp-hosting/private-tomcat-hosting/
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