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Re: free jsp web hosting

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Sep 6th, 2006
yup, run your own servers. Easiest when learning as you can try different configurations and servers without having to bother with uploading things, remote logins, etc. etc.

Tomcat is nice, but I'd use Firebird instead of mySQL for the database. Smaller, easier to install and use, and more friendly on your RAM and CPU.
That and it's got a far stricter SQL implementation, making it better for learning databases.
As people are clearly allowed to attack me but I'm not allowed to defend myself, I no longer post to this site.
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