Not too long ago
someone was asking about log file scripts for coldfusion but all that was around
was pearl scripts and so on. It was also mentioned that this was the case
becasue thats was pearl and so on is strong in, parsing text files and you
probably shouldn't use CFML for such a task.
My question is
this. Why is this even an issue for CFML to do such a task. We are
using a JAVA base now which i would have thought would have been just as
strong in dealing with these sort of tasks. Yet I see things like
processor usage shoot through the roof when ever any sort of load is placed on
the CF server to do these sort of things.
Why is this? Is the
java platform really being utilised to do these sort of tasks like loops and
processing tasks like parsing through text files or is the CF server still using
older techniques to perform these tasks?
As a followon, has
anyone come up with ways to reduce the load on the server when actually
performing these sorts of tasks?
Regards
Steve
Onnis
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