My web application is currently written in JSP/Java, using an Oracle DB.  I develop on Windows, and I use JDeveloper (Oracle's eclipse clone) and I use JDev's integrated WebLogic Server.I want to go live using a respectable Web hosting company.  LAMP devs get all the girls, I'm stuck using WWOJ (Windows Weblogic Oracle Java).  I can't find any hosts that use Oracle, and ones that run Tomcat are few and far between (short of a custom box on RackSpace).I'm switching to MySQL this week.  I'm running Tomcat on my Windows box now, and using NetBeans.  I can compile a .war now.  I'm finally up to WTMJ :)Does anyone have experience with getting a Java project hosted?  Or something with an Oracle backend?  I feel like I'm lost out here.
Where can I host my JSP+Java Web application?
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One option would be to get a Linux virtual server and install the software of your choice on it (that might even let you stick with Oracle products if that's your preference).  If that's a little too much setup and administration for you, you could look at using Bitnami's TomStack. (There are some Amazon EC2 Machine Images listed at the bottom - inlcuding one running Windows).If you did want to stick with Oracle, you could also investigate the Oracle AMIs