Re: heroku for java

Thanks for the tips.
I just checked elastic beanstalk. Looks good and there is no
additional charges.
So I guess for the back end there are quite a few solutions now with
GAE, Elastic Beanstalk and possibly the VMForce one, with various
levels of services. For the front end GWT, various libraries and IDEs
with again different levels of integrations and code generation.
Still I think it is missing some back & front solution, for instance a
generic login module, something that will enable you to program "as if
everything was running on the same machine", with a few restrictions
obviously. Now to be fair GWT is aiming that way, with Editors for
instance. I think that could be a very compelling feature, after all
we're already able to program in the same language on both ends, and
that's really a bonus.

On Jan 30, 6:02 am, amjibaly <amjib...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Amazon just released Beanstalk, it's basically like heroku (Rails web
> apps) but for Java web apps instead:
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> http://aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/
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> On Jan 29, 2:18 pm, kritic <10wattmindt...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > I was watching a couple video's a while back on something called vmforce.
> > VMWare and Sales force in collaboration to provide a easy-to-use service for
> > java deployment. It seems they just might have something viable.
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> > Here's the link:http://www.vmforce.com/
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> > I don't think it's open yet. Though, I could be wrong.

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