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On 16/11/2009 07:47, ajaypal wrote:
>
> Hi ,
> My name is Ajay and I have one web application which my whole team wants to
> access . My problem is that all my team is scattered on different places (at
> onsite and offshore) on different networks , So if I deploy that web
> application on my system , all team members cant access it

Well, if it's on your computer, how could they?

>. Also I cant ask each and every member of my team to deply that application
> on there own systems.
 >
> Can anyone suggest me that is there any servlet container (i e tomcat or be
> it any servlet container) where I can deploy me application and all my team
> mates can use that online.

Er, yes.
Tomcat.

It is rather your responsibility to find a suitable location where you 
can deploy the app.  You might try Google App Engine, if you're 
struggling to find an actual server to deploy to.


p


> Thanks in advance
> Ajay :)


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