Review of noname.net
I made the mistake of selecting a Shared VM trial thinking I could get
way with it but I couldnt.
I managed to get my basic application running, although deployment was a
very hit a and miss affair, Tomcat Manager didnt work properly and I
didnt receive satisfactory explanations of what was going on. But I
wanted to implement database connection pooling and changes to the
tomcat logging and this was not possible so I requested an upgrade to a
trial to a private JVM, but was told only one trial per customer is allowed.
At least they give a free trial but Im checking out
http://www.servlets.com/isps/ and deciding on someone else to try.
Paul
Mark Benussi wrote:
> Let me know how you get on Paul, and feel free to let them know I
> referred you ; )
>
> As a tip I would recommend the following:
>
> If you have any custom XMl with external DTD then ask them to make
> sure your account has external access to retrieve the DTD's (They
> don't do this by default). Also if you need SSL ask them now as they
> need to do some specifics with your host IP address.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Mark Benussi
>
> ----Original Message Follows----
> From: Paul Taylor <paul_t100@fastmail.fm>
> Reply-To: paul_t100@fastmail.fm
> To: paul_t100@fastmail.fm
> CC: Tomcat Users List <tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org>
> Subject: Re: Please recommend a Low Cost Tomcat Hosting platform
> Date: Tue, 04 Jan 2005 16:26:40 +0000
>
> I've taken a look at the recommended options and this is my view from
> looking at the Websites provided.
>
> 1. WebConnexions has very little information regarding JSPs (there is
> only one question regarding Java on Support) and the pricing ids
> unfairly skewed to be cheaper for US accounts. Im a bit dubious about
> it because I have already signed up with a supposed Java Host and
> found it lacking.
> 2. MythicBeasts is very flexible but would require me to deal with the
> administration of the whole machine which isnt something I really want
> todo, having deployed by application I want to just leave it be as
> much as possible.
> 3. NameOnTheNet looks promising, they only seem to do Java Hosting and
> there is alot of support information and they are based in the UK so I
> think I might give them a try.
> 4. AssortedInternet look OK, but they seem to cover so many different
> types of hosting I am unsure of how important Java Hosting is, also
> based in US.
>
> Paul Taylor wrote:
>
>> Hi
>> I have a Tomcat 4 Application ready to deploy as a WAR. It uses
>> database pooling to connect to a MYSQL database. I recently selected
>> a Tomcat hosting platform to deploy my application but the deployment
>> is non -standard you have to copy various parts of the WAR to
>> different locations which dont match the standard deployment and it
>> doesnt use database pooling to connect to MYSQL. I have been unable
>> to get my application to run on it because these issues.
>>
>> This is not a high performance website and I do not need/cannot
>> afford a dedicated server I just want to easily be able to deploy my
>> application.
>>
>> I am based in the UK so a UK/English Speaking host would be preferable.
>>
>> Could anyone recommend a hostthat provides this straight forward
>> deployment facilities.
>> Thanks paul
>>
>
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