Sorry no URLs, but I have been seeing prices dipping into the $10 range,
which is even with PHP (the cheapest PHP I ever saw was $4 but typical
is $8.99 I think). And I have found that Tomcat/MySQL or
Tomcat/PostgreSQL is everywhere, plus you'll usually get an Apache Web
Server too. But be awar
I believe that www.kgbinternet.com has prices that are competitive with
PHP hosting.
Their $20 (CAD) is $16 US.
http://www.kgbinternet.com/privatejvm.html
Matt
On May 4, 2005, at 6:43 AM, O. Oke wrote:
Please direct me on how to deal with the comparative
high cost of hosting Java applications.
DE
I completely, agree with your point, but it is not
always easy to convince a client that it is better to
develop certain applications with Java technology.
Thanks
O'Dele.
--- Leon Rosenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, If your Java _application_ has no addit-value
> against a php
> scrip
Well, If your Java _application_ has no addit-value against a php
script, then you maybe shouldn't develop it with java?
If it's so simple, that it can be done with php,
if performance isn't a requirement, if manageability, flexibility and
scaleability of the application isn't worth money, then
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