You may look at STAX: http://www.stax.net/index.jsp
They claimed that they are some kind of appengine in java. STAX is in
beta now so serving is free. I use it as a playground for my lift
applications.
One of them is http://spsc.ilyushkin.staxapps.net
STAX provides Tomcat only right now.
Ilya.
+1 slicehost. I have a 256mb gentoo slice. I've run lift on jetty,
but only for my personal use.
To make the most of your memory use a 32 bit jvm.
On Mar 11, 4:29 am, Mateusz Fiołka wrote:
> I recommedhttp://www.slicehost.com/Ihave not done any serious Lift work
> there, but I have checked t
I recommed http://www.slicehost.com/I have not done any serious Lift work
there, but I have checked that Lift works well on the 256 slice. It's quite
cheap and the first service I found to work "out of the box" without any
problems for such money. I did install
ubuntu, then apt-get ant, maven, java
Generally, we run our own servers with root access and configure
Jetty, or another servlet container to host the lift app. Its no
different than hosting any other JVM based web application in that
sense.
Cheers, Tim
> On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 1:03 AM, Jeff Chen wrote:
>
> > Any suggestion/experi
I use CalPop for my hosting. They're very reasonably priced, but you do
have to do some non-trivial sys-admin work.
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 1:03 AM, Jeff Chen wrote:
> Any suggestion/experience on a lift-friendly web hosting service? Thanks.
>
> >
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