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Hi I am a 3rd year computer science student and I have create a my 3rd year project in java on netbeans and I now want to deploy it onto a virtual machine with windows azure. The point of this is that I would like to be able to use this application as is on any computer connected to the internet simply by accessing the cloud and without having to install the program every time (something like how you can play any game on steam on any pc). The question now is, is it possible and if so how do I do it Thanks in advance
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As a member of Cloudify development team I would like to recommend the following:
Cloudify for Azure provides just that. It was created to allow you to easily on board any Java application on Azure.
Cloudify is a free Open Source project maintain as part of the CloudifySource org.
Yes! With Windows Azure you're not limited to .NET. You can use Java, Python, Node, PHP ... There are a few good tutorials to get started on the official Windows Azure site.
Besides that you might want to take a look at the Interoperability Bridges website.
Today we announced the support for Deploying Java Web Applications on Windows Azure Websites - http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/web-sites-java-get-started/ - check it out.
You can also try the Azure Runme project. From what I know, there are commercial projects that use this project to run their Java apps on Azure.