I looked for a host at servlets.com. If anyone knows of another list please let me know.
As per IntelliObjects, I don't mean to say you guys aren't good but aren't there any others out there? I would hate to go with you just because you happen to be on this list. Does everyone use their own or company servers to host applications? I know that we do at Instinet but for "on the side programming" :) I would need a host. In any case I did post some questions earlier onto which Mr.Svehla is welcomed to shed some light. Mark, while looking around I did see cqhost as a potential host. Can you try answering my questions too? (Copied from previous post) 1. Are libraries reloaded when the servlet classes are being autmotically reloaded? Do you get the root access to WEB-INF stuff and have complete control over what's in there? 2. Is automatic reloading performed using a new class loader? 3. What portion of the ISPs use a separate JVM for each account? What is the failure rate as caused by others doing silly things and having their code blow up? 4. Is there usage cap on processor usage? Database operations? How are they capped? 5. What generally have you found out about servlet hosting that you think might be useful to know? In other words is there something you wish you knew before plunging into that 1 year contract? Thanks and please share your hosting experiences, d. Galbreath, Mark wrote: > This thread is the result of my query last week soliciting recommendations > from users of server-side Java ISP providers. Pursuing my own research, I > found that there are only about 70 such ISPs in the United States and the > range of services - some define "Java support" as just applets (ignorance > alert!), just JSPs but not servlets (ignorance alert!), just servlets (2.1, > 2.2, and, rarely, 2.3), servlets and EJB (1.1 and, rarely, 2.0), and > everything including JMS - require careful scrutiny. The platforms ranged > from Tomcat, JBoss, and Resin to WebSphere, WebLogic and iPlanet (with one > or two JRun's - ugh). JVMs can be dedicated or shared. Prices ranged from > $280/year - over $2000/year. I think a website keeping an up-to-date > listing of these ISPs and their offerrings would be of great service to the > Java community. > > For myself, I chose CQhost. For $280/year I have JSP 1.2, Servlets 2.3, EJB > 2.0 on Resin Enterprise 2.1.1, PHP 4.2.1, ASP 3.6.2, MySQL 2.2.4, FTP, > unlimited email, unlimited bandwidth, 750MB disk space, DNS, SSL, JDBC and > CGI on a limited-shared (4 accounts max) JVM. > > Mark > > -----Original Message----- > From: Milt Epstein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 10:42 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Java Website ISP > > > On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, esvehla wrote: > > >>Milt in our efforts to be the leader in Java Centric hosting >>services I want to solicit your comments and suggestions on how we >>can best serve the Java community. We are ready to listen and learn >>to provide outstanding Java support. > > > Well, just by asking these questions and soliciting this input, you're > off to a great start. I don't have a lot of experience using hosting > services (of any kind, let alone with Java on the server), so I'm not > sure I can offer much specific suggestions personally. The list of > questions someone posted earlier in this thread was pretty good. I > think the issue of how you separate different users but keeping good > performance and security is a big one (e.g. multiple JVMs, multiple > contexts, etc.). And it seems like the question of where to go for > hosting services offering Java on the server comes up regularly on > this list, so likely there are others who can offer suggestions. But > it sounds like you're off to a good start, and maybe I'll be looking > you up at some point in the future :-). > > > >>I also solicit everyone on this list who is looking for professional, >>reliable and sensibly priced Java centric hosting services to provide us >>your inputs. >> >>As a side not we are working to provide JBoss as well as WebLogic as >>possible J2EE containers for a very low additional fee. As always >>provide us feedback on what you are looking for and I can assure you we >>will make it happen. >> >>Thanks for your time and I am sorry that this message has really been >>off topic. 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