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Can you recommend a Java Web App Hosting company for small/low traffic projects? Somethign that will give me the ability to deploy a number of webapps into a J2EE webapp server (e.g. Tomcat) fronted with a web server (e.g. Apache) and backed by and a database (e.g. MySQL)

Please note that while these applications will be non-commercial, I am not averse to spending money for good service

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I heard a lot of good things about mor.ph AppSpace.

EDIT: The applications get deployed on Amazons cloud infrastructure and there's a free developer subscription.

Siegfried Puchbauer
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I have an account with EATJ: http://www.eatj.com

It's simple but quite effective. I just build my application in netbeans, upload the .war from the 'dist' directory, and restart the server by clicking a button.

Neil McKeown
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You can have a look at http://4java.ca/java and see their private tomcat service.

BTW, if you can handle all the installation/configuration needed, running your own dedicated box is also nice and may be cheaper

WiseTechi
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Installing and Configuring your own Linux + JBoss5 box is not that hard. Then forward port 8080 on your router to the server and that's it. You can even do this with a Virtual Machine.

Ubersoldat
Yes. That's how I do development. That's not how I would want to publish my application to the outside world, however.I would expect a professionally managed service with data backup, power backup, redundant lines to the the internet etc.
Vihung
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I'm starting to try out eApps.

Gary Kephart
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I have just realised that this is a duplicate question - somewhat similar to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/113130/where-can-i-find-cheap-java-hosting

Vihung