>>> Mike Whittaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 13-Apr-01 6:11:10 PM >>>
>Okay without waiting for an answer, if I can't use my ISP,
>who can I use? I've seen lists of ISP's that do servlet
>containers but I don't want ot change and aI've just had
>a look at 'WantJava's' Site. $45 a month!!!!!!! Get out of
>here! Does anyone know of anywhere cheaper, much
>much much cheaper!
You should remember that you get what you pay for.
But try this:
www.webappcabaret.com
Also try going through the archives of this list... people often ask
this question.
>All I want to do is make use of servlets for my own
>personal, non profit making, self. Surely I can do that?
>Or I'm suddenly going to lose interest in servlets & that
>would be a shame as they seem brilliant!
The situation (with ISPs not offering the service) is the same with
many advanced web technologies. How many ISPs offer mod-perl access?
probably fewer than offer servlets.
ISPs fear security problems with anything more sophisticated than CGI
scripts or ASPs. This is a pretty stoopid attitude considering the
security problems both of those technologies have.
We should all complain loudly to our ISPs and start voting with our
feet.
Nic Ferrier
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