Hi thanks for your question. To remotely host any java game application you need an application server that supports Java. Tomcat, JBoss, Jetty, any one who fits your needs. Then, just upload your war file into web apps folder (for Tomcat) and it will do the work for you. You can check some trial or free version to test on if you're interested in the server or not.
Then, when you deploy web apps/game application, just subscribe some java application server service or, as I do, rent a VPS and install all you need.
Or,
You can build your own dedicated server or set up a VPS online all you need to this follow these steps you might find some help from youtube too:
-Install Apache Tomcat
-Install PHP
-Install the latest version of MySQL (versions are available for Windows, Linux, and Mac)
-Configure and test your MySQL installation.
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