问题
I have created a website to host a portfolio of my programming work. Some of my projects are games in the form of Java applets. Surprisingly, it sounds like a lot of the major web hosts do not support Java applets. I don't understand how or why this could be, since I thought Java applets were downloaded by the client's web browser. For example, this Go Daddy representative clearly says that Java applets aren't supported on the cheaper GoDaddy hosting options. http://support.godaddy.com/groups/web-hosting/forum/topic/java-applet-not-deploying/
I also spoke to people from JustHost and BlueHost and it sounds like they also do not support Java applets unless you have a very expensive hosting plan with them.
Are there any hosts suitable for hosting personal websites that allow you to upload Java applets? Or am I misunderstanding and all of the hosts do support Java applets? I understand why Java server-side software might not be allowed, but it seems like there is no reason Java applets wouldn't work.
回答1:
The only limitation I could think of is the host blocking JARs from their servers. Like you said applets are run client side, so there is no requirement on the server other than it being able to store a jar on disk. My guess is the support guy at godaddy mistakingly thinks the question is about server side Java.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17413213/web-hosting-services-that-allow-java-applets