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I want to find a hosting service for a small Java servlet (running on Tomcat, no database required). Any suggestions or anything I need to be careful about? Also: The only thing I need to upload to the hosting service is the .war file?
If its just a war then eatj is good.
Update:
In Feb, 2018 Amazon AWS is the best.
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I have developed an web application in java using Apache tomcat server and MS sql database,its working fine in offline,i want to deploy it online,Apart from purchasing domain name,how to deploy it online,i dont have any public ip machine,i need third party,will third parties provide remote acess to tomcat and sql,if so how to configure mine there,consider it as small application,since its my first deployment please guide me
you could try openshift
It has no MSSql but it has PostgreSQL and MySQL
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I'm able access the manager webapp of my tomcat server hosted back home. I'm able to deploy and undeploy webapps and test them. But I wanted to know, if there is a way to access the tomcat logs remotely in case of a error on the remote server.
Logback logging library (Log4j successor) has a module for that:
http://logback.qos.ch/access.html
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I was wondering if there is any book or online resource available which can give me good overview of the Java EE deployment strategies on different servers. Or even a book which can tell me basics of Java EE application deployment.
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The tutorial at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/javase/gfandmysql-part2-138537.html, which is about GlassFish and MySQL, Part 2: Building a CRUD Web Application With Data Persistence, points to https://techdayscode.dev.java.net/servlets/ProjectDocumentList?folderID=9891 (petcatalog application package) as the source code.
But the link is broken.
Does anyone know where I can find the source code?
According to this page, it is included in the Java EE bundle of the NetBeans IDE.
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My application's context root is /foobar and I am running an exploded deployment with maven-jetty-plugin.
I need to dynamically remap requets for /images/* to /foobar/images/*, and I cannot remap my application's context root to /.
For weblogic I have a halfwit solution where I deploy an additional war containing a proxy to context root /images.
The problem is that I cannot get this to work with maven-jetty-plugin, because I dont see how it can deploy two apps.
Anyone know how to do this ?
Are you referring to <img> links? If so, it's a job for Apache's MOD_REWRITE
http://jiajia.eu/category/Maven.aspx