Hi !
www.bigstep.com does provide free webspace to host an e-commerce site using
customizable templates, but if you are looking at running your servlets on
their server I doubt it.
Try your luck !
Regards,
INIAN
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> From: Roland Zumkeller[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: free webspace provider?
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> [I�m sorry if this message appears twice, I had problems with sending.]
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> Hi,
> I�ve got a very simple question:
> Does anyone know a free provider of webspace, that supports Java (runs it
> on
> the Server) or Servlets?
> Thanks,
> Roland
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