Do you know any free JEE Webhosting Service?

[Denise Advincula]

I have a war file that I want to upload in a webhost (free, hopefully). The reason is that I want it to be viewable in the internet. My webhosts don't support JEE so I was having a problem everytime I access the application.

Any help?
[ October 28, 2008: Message edited by: Denise Saulon ]

[Joe Ess]

The only free J2ee host I know of is myjavaserver.com and they haven't taken new registrations in a while.
Our Servlets FAQ has a list of J2EE providers. You should be able to find basic hosting for around $10 a month.
If you have an always-on internet connection, there's several options for hosting from your home. Personally, I have a DSL line with a static IP address and PC running Ubuntu and Tomcat to serve my own site.

Correction: our FAQ also points to eatj.com, which appears to offer free hosting. Of course, they only give you 64mb of memory. My home server uses more than that just running pebble.
[ October 28, 2008: Message edited by: Joe Ess ]

[Akhilesh Trivedi]

Originally posted by Joe Ess:
The only free J2ee host I know of is myjavaserver.com and they haven't taken new registrations in a while.
Our Servlets FAQ has a list of J2EE providers. You should be able to find basic hosting for around $10 a month.
If you have an always-on internet connection, there's several options for hosting from your home. Personally, I have a DSL line with a static IP address and PC running Ubuntu and Tomcat to serve my own site.

Correction: our FAQ also points to eatj.com, which appears to offer free hosting. Of course, they only give you 64mb of memory. My home server uses more than that just running pebble.

[ October 28, 2008: Message edited by: Joe Ess ]

Just wondering if there is possibity for me to register a domain and associate it with my home-ip which may or may not be on-internet always?

[Joe Ess]

Originally posted by Akhilesh Trivedi:

Just wondering if there is possibity for me to register a domain and associate it with my home-ip which may or may not be on-internet always?

In order to register a domain name, you need a static ip address. It doesn't matter if the computer that address resolves to is on or not. Of course, if someone tries to visit your site when your computer is off, they get an error.
If you don't have a static ip, there are services like no-ip which give you a subdomain of their domain that they resolve to your dynamic IP address

[Denise Advincula]

Thank you very much for answering my query. I am now using eatj.com and they're ok for testing!