Mochahost.com or Gojava.net for java hosting?

[a-b-c-d]

I reached a deadlock on choosing the right Java hosting provider.
Found several Java web hosts: Mochahost.com and Gojava.net
128 MB JVM heap size
100 GB monthly data transfer
10 GB disk space
These are my requirements.

What host would be better for me? Why?

[nanoteck]

Hmm... I think that gojava.net is better because they have java hosting providing as a core service. Other companies have that as additional service.
Also if you use coupon code FORCRAJAVA you will be able to get 70% OFF.

[Michel001]

Taking the advantage of the opportunity, can give my vote for Gojava.net
They offer 99 cents Java Hosting Trial account for 14 days!
Any time you need help they are there for you. Price seems very competitive!
Can add that it is rock-solid JAVA web host!

[CPU]

I know that gojava.net is considered as time-tested web host (since 2000).
I appreciate the hard work they put into making their service low priced and effective.
They are professionals and know how to keep everything working.
They have servers located on the west of Chicago, US.

[semaphore.v]

I bought VPS; IT’s definitely cheap but support is worst and they don’t give money back; don't tried Gojava before

[shiraoshi]

I believe you should have more options to choose from. Check out 4goodhosting web hosting offers. This host is known as reputable, time-tested with quality service and reasonable deals, just give them a try.

[afrodita]

Use hosting services from readymakers or a2hosting?
They are able to meet all your needs, the OP.
They are proven to be stable and reliable in delivering IT services and their prices are not high.

[Infinite]

I believe you need to compare offers and choose the best one. I know that Ramsurge is offering high available support and their shared hosting plans are stable and featured, just give them a try.

[clo@]

I am 100% sure that gojava.net would be the best option for getting Tomcat hosting solutions.
The server uptime and overall speed performance are outstanding and consistent.
Very happy with them, and would not hesitate to recommend them.

[storminternet]

Tomcat and java are resource intensive application. If your website is on shared hosting then you need to check whether your server is equipped with good hardware and able to provide you high uptime.
Almost all hosting providers provides tomcat hosting. It would be better to host site on cPanel server where tomcat is installed as far as performance is concerned.

[Grignard]

I think that citynetworkhosting is the best option for you. Their strength is support. My low-priority tickets have all been answered to and addressed within minutes, and the one serious issue I ever had was also fixed within the hour.

[How?]

IMHO, it will be much more reasonable to deal with java tomcat specialized web host - gojava.net
Their servers are very stable.
So far, I haven't experienced any downtime, and the servers are fast.
You will get SSH access to your account!
Moreover, they provide java hosting experienced customer support!

[Gorrilas]

I totally support citynetworkhosting.com services suggestion. You will be pleased with their high uptime and various useful features included to low-cost plans.

[NarayanS]

There are dozens of Java hosts - do not limit yourself to the 2 mentioned.
Google and review offers. Only some of them will provide you with 128MB heap for a decent price. I can recommend jvmhost.com - they have 'Best price guarantee', monthly trial and their basic package Tomcat matches your requirements.

[grunn]

Being in your place, I'd look at hosting from 4goodhosting.com.
This company is able to meet the needs of any discriminating webmaster.
Prices are affordable and support is second to none.