>Apparently my installation problems were the result of some permission
>problems. Tech support helped me out and I got CF working.
Good =]
>I guess my main concern with scalability and performance is the use of
>JRUN with CF. If I understand it correctly, CF on Linux is written in Java
>and is interpreted by JRUN. Since Java is compiled into bytecode and the
>bytecode is interpreted by the JVM (JRUN in this case), that would reduce
>the performance by the amount of time it takes to interpret or JIT compile
>the bytecode. Am I understanding this correctly?
WHOA!!!!!!
Stop the presses! CF is written in PURE C++. And, to my knowledge, this
won't be changing SOON. So, ignore the java stuff. infact, JRUN itself is
written in pure java and is quite highly scalable. =] But, CF != Jrun
If this is the case, then I wonder why Allaire is going with this strategy
instead of using native C++ code, which does not need any additional
interpretation or JIT compiling. That seems to be how talentsoft writes
Web+ (in native C++).
We do use native C++ you are speaking of the Pharaoh project, which is not
coming in the near future as far as I can tell. Even it if it was, with the
new JDks/JVMs hitting the market, Java is no longer a scalability concern.
Can you tell me how CF on JRUN will outperform native C++ code?
Uhm. See above =]
[when I first read this email, I was stunned... I promptly went and asked a
friend of mine if someone had changed something while I was gone... or, if I
had gone insane. Heck, it even scared me! =]]
-Jesse
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