[opencms-dev] tomcat?

[Cesca NY]

ok - thanks Joe.

Do you have any comments, by chance, on  InteractiveTool's  'page 
publisher' application?

Cesca


On Jul 8, 2005, at 12:35 PM, Joe Desbonnet wrote:

> No -- a GoDaddy hosting plan won't do. I wouldn't dare host an OpenCms
> system unless I had a full computer to myself (ie root/Admin access).
> You need at least 512MB RAM. There are many hosting companies that
> offer a dedicated computer for $50-$100/month.
>
> If you have little or no technical knowledge, you have a lot of
> learning to do. Despite there being many books and online doc for
> Tomcat, MySQL and OpenCms, it is not like installing a Windows
> application. Each component needs to be configured.
>
> If you really want to learn, install the software on your PC first.
> Learn about it and play with it there. Then you can look for a
> suitable hosting company.
>
> Joe.
>
>
>
> On 7/8/05, Cesca NY <ccesca at mac.com> wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I am hosted on the basic hosting plan at godaddy.com
>> I upload my files using ftp. I am a very beginner designer (as opposed
>> to coder/scripter).
>> My hosting plan offers my 1 mysql database, and uderstrands pearl and
>> php.
>> I dont understand what tomcat is, and if i need it, and if i do, do i
>> download it and install it on my remote server myself?
>> Many thanks in advance,
>> As youcan tell, imnot a tech wizard.
>> Cesca
>>
>>
>>
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