On 5/22/06, jone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just because of much start time taken ,no propry serialization solution for SessionFactory,heavy resource hold,Hibernate has been removed from my app.In fact,I'v been use hibernte since 1.x,but even about its latest CR2 ,still the performance is not high,and extensibility is bad.
Startup time is not a major factor for most web sites I believe. And I disagree on performance and extensibility, the hibernate overhead is very low compared to direct database access. Now PHP has take a much progress,why?Just it's high speed,high
efficiency,low resource hold ,etc.
I very much disagree on this statement. PHP has very poor scalability (no clustering), and resource management. There is no central resources in php for a single application/website except the database and filesystem. Btw, what kind of application are you developing where startup time is so important? We hardly restart our website (tomcat) so startup time doesn't really matter... manageability/scalability/performance matter much more for us. Henri.
