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Written by John Larsen
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Tuesday, 29 December 2009 19:21 |
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We are welcoming the New Year with some new product upgrades. This past year was a rough year for many of us due to shortcomings in the global economy. We shall not dwell on the past! At Javapipe we shall plow ahead with optimism for the future of the JAVA hosting industry. Our goal this year is to provide a solid, maintainable and scalable platform for our present and future clients. Javapipe will provide you with a wider spectrum of solutions and will assist you to meet a variety of objectives that your business might require.
Our solutions will cover the following:
- LAMP for PHP/MySQL objectives. LAMP stands for Linux, Apache (web server), MySQL, and PHP.
- Ruby Enterprise to accommodate the growing popularity of Ruby on Rails. Ruby is included with our LAMP hosting solution.
- Dedicated Apache Tomcat hosting as always. We shall continue to provide the "cream of the crop" in this area!
- Remote MySQL Server solution. Great for more involved MySQL-based websites where local shared MySQL solution just simply doesn't cut it any longer.
- Managed Server solutions. We are now posting inventory for lease. We manage these servers for you and will setup the JAVA server environments to meet your objectives. We can also split up a server to utilize Virtual Servers for better server resource utilization. Each quad core server can handle 4 Virtual Servers and rest assured that they come with enough RAM to satisfy your application demands. Managed servers will provide you with plenty of flexibility, better security, ability to run JBOSS, Glassfish, Weblogic, Websphere, and Oracle Database. (any licensing will be customer's sole responsibility)
- Uncapped 100mbit bandwith solutions with our managed servers. This provides ideal bandwidth for customers who simply have an extremely popular site or wish to provide upload/download solutions to the masses.
Lastly, changes to our existing Apache Tomcat hosting packages. We have decided to do away with our Starter, Basic, Growth and Advanced packages and instead provide our clients with one package with Ram allocation flexibility! Our hope is to simplify the products to allow you a more flexible configuration based on your business needs and objectives. Upgrades are $6/month per 32MB of RAM. You may also upgrade your disk space for $5.95/month per 5GB. All JAVA hosting servers utilize RAID protected storage. We are aware that RAID is not 100% fault tolerant and therefore, does not protect your data fully against corruption! As a result, we offer remote daily backups for $5/mo per 5GB of storage. This backup solution keeps 7 days of backups to safe guard your valuable data.
As always, it's a pleasure to serve you all! Keep in mind that we do not see you as our clients but rather our business partners. Your success is our success!
We wish you a happy and a prosperous new year in 2010! |
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Written by Sales
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Wednesday, 25 November 2009 19:44 |
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It's Black Friday week! Black Friday deals now!
Free hosting for the first 3 months with our LAMP or JAVA packages.
How to take advantage of this:
- Sign up for new hosting package.
- Select quarterly billing cycle.
- For enter blackfriday09 for your promotional code.
- Complete the order and you're ready to go.
LAMP hosting includes free domain registration.
Promotion expires Sunday November 29th. |
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Written by John Larsen
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Saturday, 21 November 2009 08:17 |
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Watch for special Black Friday hosting deal this Friday November 27th! |
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Written by John Larsen
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Sunday, 08 November 2009 11:18 |
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Ruby Enterprise with Ruby on Rails is now available in our LAMP Solution. Ruby Enterprise is another branch of Ruby which focuses more on performance and better memory management. To find out more about Ruby Enterprise, click here.
What you can do with Ruby on Rails via your Iworx control panel
- Create Ruby on Rails Application
- Upload existing Ruby on Rails Application
- Rake a Ruby on Rails Application
- Restart a Ruby on Rails Application
- View Ruby on Rails Application logs
- Install/Uninstall Gems
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Written by John Larsen
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Sunday, 01 November 2009 15:46 |
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We are offering LAMP hosting at competitive pricing. What is LAMP hosting? It is basically hosting with open source solutions such as LINUX, Apache web server, MySQL database and PHP. On top of that we offering multiple domain hosting and you can host up to 5 domains with our first LAMP hosting solution. You can also easily upgrade your account to Apache Tomcat hosting in the future or vice versa. We believe you will appreciate this flexibility because nobody likes to jump from host to host to meet their objectives!
LAMP A includes 5gb of raid protected storage, multiple domain hosting, unlimited email and ftp account and the option to upgrade to Tomcat hosting at any time.
One more thing... Dozens of installable applications to choose from brought to you by Softaculous. You can access these scripts from within your Siteworx control panel. Applications like Joomla, PHPBB, SugarCRM and many others. They also provide an easy means to upgrade to stay current with security and new features. |
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Written by Masoud Abbasi
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Thursday, 29 October 2009 13:38 |
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I find it hard to believe that Internet is 40 years old today! It has definitely come a long way and each and every one us regardless of what we use it for have been involved in defining, shaping and improving it to the point it is today. There are days that I wonder how we used to live without it. Internet today is the true manifestation of the "information super highway" that once we only dreamed of. In the world of entertainment, it has become an important and viable resource. Having access to unlimited number of games, watching movies, listening to music and joining chat rooms, all from the comfort of our leaving rooms! Finding and purchasing products across the globe and utilizing services such as banking, purchasing tickets, reserving hotels, or looking for a job in a matter of minutes would've never been possible without Internet. What a fantastic experience!
Happy 40th Birthday! |
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Written by John Larsen
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Saturday, 24 October 2009 10:04 |
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We are now offering our affiliate program to the public. If you are not currently a Javapipe customer, you can now make money sending us referrals right from your website. We are offering $10 affiliate sign-up bonus and 10% commission on all income generated by your referral. Payouts are $50+ and the customer you refer is required to remain a customer for 31 days. The reason for this is to allow customer their 30 day money back guarantee.
If you are interested, please follow this link to register. If you are an existing Javapipe customer, you can sign up from your client area account. We pay 3 ways, paypal, check or credit towards your existing services.
This is a great way for you to generate extra cash from your website and and support your favorite JAVA Hosting company.
To participate in our affiliation program, please log into your client area account and click on the link on the right: Affiliatesand follow instructions. You will be presented with some banners you may use on your website. If you are not a customer, you must register with us before you can take advantage of this program. Please click here to register
If you have any questions, feel free to send us email at
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Written by Jason Porter
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Thursday, 23 April 2009 11:42 |
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I heard about Ivy (http://ant.apache.org/ivy) some time ago, but never really took the time to look into it. After all, I had Maven, and that's what we were using at work. So I really had no incentive to look into it. As I'm sure many of you have found there are some issues with Maven. With all the things it does well, there are a few things where it really falls flat on it's face. How about transitive dependencies for example? Bane of my Maven experience. The standard project layout is very nice, but at the same time it is a hindrance if, for whatever reason, you need to go against it. As most of my readers have seen I'm pretty well entrenched in the Seam camp. Seam does not play well with Maven, or maybe it's Maven that doesn't play well with Seam (Embedded JBoss to be specific, but others have found ways around this [http://www.google.com/search?q=seamtest+maven&hl=en, http://www.seamframework.org/Community/SeamTestCoverageMavencobertura, https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-2371, http://www.seamframework.org/Documentation/SeamWithMavenOverview to name a few]). For those that have been using Seam with Maven are familiar with not being able to run their Seam tests easily with Maven, unless you know to put your test scoped dependencies first in the pom. There are some other issues I have with Maven, but this is not a post about how much Maven sucks. You can google for those, there are a lot of them; back to Ivy. A few months ago my friend Dan Allen blogged about dependancy management in a seam-gen project with Ivy (http://in.relation.to/Bloggers/ManagingTheDependenciesOfASeamgenProjectWithIvy), see his post for a decent intro to Ivy. In his code download he was unable to setup the dependencies needed for testing his project. In this post I'm going to explain why Dan ran into problems, the relationship between Maven scopes and Ivy configurations, as well as provide an updated version of his Ivy-ized seam-gen download. |
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Written by Jason Porter
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Thursday, 23 April 2009 11:08 |
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Just ran into this one at work. If you're using Hibernate as your JPA provider (not sure if this is true for others, please comment) all of your annotations on the main entity, mapped super class, embedded classes, etc. must be in the same location (either all on the properties or all on the methods). The reason behind it is at StackOverflow. Basically Hibernate expects the annotations to be in the same location as the first @Id it comes across. I experienced weird errors where it was picking up the property which was mapped to a different column on the table so when Hibernate when to validate the schema it blew up. Hope this helps someone. |
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Written by John Larsen
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Thursday, 08 January 2009 00:00 |
It’s been a wild 2008 starting with a great economic outlook and ending in our current bleak economy.
Despite the economy JavaPipe has positioned itself not only to survive, but to thrive! Already in 2009 we’ve brought in record sales due to our low cost and high service attitude. This hasn’t come easy as all of us here at JavaPipe put in tremendous hours during the holidays to complete our new infrastructure and move everyone over in a ‘somewhat’ seamless fashion. However, we’re not done yet! Just to keep our families wondering who we are, we decided to also implement a new billing system in order to overcome several shortcomings of our old one, this change will be coming fast so stay tuned and we’ll keep you up to date as things progress.
‘Out with the old in with the new’ seems to be our new theme for 2009; we also have plans to replace our current support desk but haven’t decided on the juicy details. We’ll keep you informed as to our plans in the coming weeks. Please email us if you have any issues/suggestions that we can address during this planning phase.
We’re hopping for a brighter 2009, our new systems and low cost will help facilitate what we hope to be the best year for all of us! |
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Written by John Larsen
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Sunday, 02 November 2008 00:00 |
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Recently 1.4 just reached end of service life (EOSL) October 30th 2008. EOSL for JAVA 1.5 was set by SUN for October 30, 2009.
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Read more... [End of Life for Sun JVMs]
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