JSP/MYSQL Hosting

Hey all,
Im looking to host a JSP/MYSQL site. Please tell me a hosting provider. also are there any providers in India that you know of . would really help if tis the same country.
after looking through a lot of sites i have shortlisted.
http://www.eatj.com and http://4java.ca tell me if there is anything in the same budget range. Are there anybody who is availing these services. please give your comments on the same
Thanks
Ritesh

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100 mile start from 1 mile ^_^
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Best Regards
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sam_john

con=DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/bedrock","Dude","");
Access denied for user: '[email protected]' (Using password: NO)
You must provide a password for your connection.
Your code should have been as follows:
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Go to <MySQL_INSTALL_DIR>/Docs/ directory, you'll find there the MySQL manual.chm. Take a look at the the Tutorial section.
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mail to : [email protected]

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