In the end tomcat is just another servlet. So check out how to deploy a
servlet and do the redo the steps with your tapestry project. Jetty is
mature enough to use Jetty as a stand alone server. Tomcat has its merits
too. Today people often prefer classfish since its the reference
implementation of
Hi Ben,
thanks for the reply. Actually, i already have a server where i can and
will upload my app to. The question is more how to do it(step by step)
or what needs to be done to make it work on a server. Is Jetty
recommandable for the production mode or do I have to switch to Tomcat.
A MySQL
Hi Will,
You need to set up some hosting. Personally I would recommend Cloudbees
(www.cloudbees.com). They provide Tomcat + MySQL + Jenkins + SVN/Git all for
free. It's only if you start getting significant load that you'd have to
upgrade it. The provide a bunch of analytics for your App ou
