In our production environment.
We have the following:
- Java-Servlet Applications
--All shtml pages with <SERVLET> tags.
--ECS is used for all dynamic aspects such as:
---Database Aware Combo-Boxes
---Database Aware HTML Tables (Lister of records in a table)
ECS makes table generation like cake work. PS - Have you ever forgot to put </TABLE> or </SELECT> tags in your code. ECS eliminates it. you getString and it does the rest. It makes your code much more solid.
no more crap like this.
pw.println("<TABLE WIDTH=\"100%\" CELLPADDING=\"0\" CELLSPACING=\"0\" BGCOLOR=\"#FFFFFF\">
Performance:
--PII 550Mhz
--256 MB RAM
--Using JRun as webserver/
We have had any memory issues with using ECS.
My advise: Get ECS installed, Get the TestBed.java working, and you will never go back.
jon is right, if redistribution is a concern, i'm sure licensing and money is an issue for development. ECS = Free vs htmlKona = $10k. My boss liked that. Thanks java.apache.org :-)
Thanks,
Nicholas Neuberger
Software Developer
PaylinX Corporation
Payments for the New Economy
http://www.paylinx.com/
-----Original Message-----
From: jon * [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 9:50 AM
To: ECS
Subject: Re: other HTML Generation packages ?
on 5/17/2000 7:22 AM, Mike Haberman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone else used other HTML generation packages
> besides ecs? Any comments?
I used htmlKona. It is $10k. No comments.
> Can anyone tell me how well ecs works in a production
> environment?
It works just fine.
> Does it use any synchronized classes (e.g. StringBuffer,
> Hashtable) that slow it down?
You have the source code...
-jon
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