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Mark,
Mark Thomas wrote:
> hdisgr8 wrote:
>> Hi.
>>
>> I would like our hosting company to host a server which needs Tomcat.
>> Apparently Tomcat is not supported as the hosting company found it to be an
>> 'excessive drain on resource'. What might they mean by this?
>
> One or more of:
> - they are clueless and you need to find a better hosting company
> - their previous customers were clueless and wrote inefficient web
> applications
> - their previous customers were clueless and used up significant amount of
> support time with Tomcat configuration questions
> - they don't want the overhead of supporting another technology
> - ...
I would add that many hosting companies these days are selling VM-based
services with small memory spaces. You just can't run a decent J2EE app
on 64MB of (total) memory, while running a PHP-based app in that same
space just might work.
- -chris
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