FWIW, here's my experience.
A lot of possible hosters don't seem to have heard of servlets.
Those that have have been very helpful.
I faffed quite a bit getting my first one to run remotely.
This was mainly because
- the server was Apache
- I had moved to Java2
- Apache with Servlet support is not that far forward in a stable form yet
(apparently).
As a stop gap I recompiled my servlet(s) on the hoster's machine (a somewhat
humbling command line experience from 12000 miles away !) but all went fine.
I thunk the quality of hoster support can be predicted from the quality and
enthusiasm of first response when you initially approach them.
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