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- Adding a Java Servlet to Your Web Site
To deploy a servlet, you will first need to compile it at your local box. Next,... - Using war Files With Tomcat
When deploying a .war file on a hosting account running Tomcat, the file will be... - What SMTP server can I use with JavaMail?
The SMTP server you can use with JavaMail is relay-hosting.secureserver.net.... - Connecting to a MySQL Database on Your Linux Hosting Account Using JSP
This example describes using JSP to connect to a MySQL Database on a Linux hosting... - What file extensions does Apache pass to Tomcat?
Files processed by Apache are affected by .htaccess settings, whereas files passed... - Can I restart the Tomcat service?
No, you cannot restart the Tomcat service. However, Tomcat automatically restarts... - Do I retain all the non-Java hosting functionalities after I apply Java support?
A Java-enabled account supports both PHP and CGI. Jk2-2.0.4 is used to connect... - Updating a war File
To update a war file, first remove the exploded directory for the existing war... - Installing a Java Package
To install a Java package, simply place the jar file in the following directory on... - Can I deploy my application using a war file?
Yes. To deploy an application, create a war file and place it in your home... - Where is my AppBase directory for Tomcat?
The AppBase directory for Tomcat is the same as the home directory of Apache. - Do I get my own WEB-INF directory?
Yes, you have your own WEB-INF directory. The WEB-INF directory is for your... - Is my Java-enabled hosting account running in a shared JVM or a private JVM?
All of our Java-enabled hosting accounts are running in a shared JVM. - Can I use third-party Java packages?
Yes, you can install any version of any Java package you want. jdom.jar, dom.jar,... - Which version of Tomcat do you use on your Java-enabled hosting accounts?
We are currently using Tomcat 5.0.27 for our Java-enabled hosting accounts.