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Hi, actually m doin on project in which we need free domain space wher i can run my JSP to execute client request???can anybody help me out from this????

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Short answer for : JSP needs a Java servlet container (Tomcat, Jetty, GlassFish) — that means you need a server, not a simple static host. As hinted, an institutional or lab machine is often the easiest route. If that is not available, there are a few practical alternatives.

Minimal workflow: build your WAR, verify it locally on Tomcat, provision a VM or PaaS, deploy the WAR to Tomcat (or run a servlet container), and point DNS to the host. Watch server logs and firewall/port rules (HTTP/HTTPS ports must be open). Free options often sleep, throttle, or restrict ports — fine for demos and school projects but not for production. For students, check the GitHub Student Developer Pack [https://education.github.com/pack] for hosting and domain credits.

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you don't, normally. JSP is overall a high end corporate technology, where people don't expect freebies and are quite willing to pay for quality service.

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so what can u suggest instead ???

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no doubt your school has a network, no doubt they can arrange for you to have a server on that network for the duration where you and your fellow schoolkids can access that application from that network.

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