It depends upon what the shared hosting service requires and/or provides.
Many assume a PHP server, rather than providing a full Java servlet
environment. Shared hosting generally provides a set of framework tools
that you are restricted to use. For ODK Aggregate, that set of tools needs
to provide: (1) a Java 2.5 servlet container and (2) either a MySQL or
PostgreSQL database. These are generally not provided by 'shared hosting'
services.
If you want to just rent a server and set up your own copy of ODK
Aggregate...
The CTOSurvey team contributed a wiki on setting up a server on AWS:
http://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/wiki/AggregateAWSInstall
Nafundi maintains a VM image (Virtual Machine image) that most any server
farm can accept and deploy to a rented server. Their blurb:
The ODK Aggregate VM is a fully-configured version of Aggregate that runs
on any computer. It requires very little setup, works well without Internet
connectivity, and gives you complete control of where your data goes.
Download it from http://gum.co/odk-aggregate-vm.
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On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 3:53 PM, wrote:Can we install ODK on shared hosting ? is so how.
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