Hello Peter Welcome aboard.
Peter and John have given the technical pros and cons of Cach� - vs - Others. Here is a marketing & sales angle. My personal view of course. Cach� is not very well known product. There is a shared opinion on this newsgroup that it is one of the world's best kept secrets. Why ? One will have to query ISC for it. So you may find it tough to convince the end-user to use an "obscure" piece of supporting software to run the application. Questions will also be asked about Cach� support. Not many Cach� professionals around. You will have tough time convincing the world at large to use Cach�. (Unless the end-user speciffies Cach� for a customized solution.) If you can overcome this problem then Cach� is the one to use. Front-end : the choice is yours. Performance wise it is unbeatable. Regards Sukesh Hoogan [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://personal.vsnl.com/sukesh_hoogan Peter Haider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hello Newsgroup, > currently now i am working with Classic ASP. > In most cases i use Mysql or MS SQL 2k. So far so good. > What i want to know, is it worth to evaluate Cache against .Net? > I think to migrate my application to DotNet, Cache could be also an option. > Do i stay with Dotnet on the right side or is this only a markting > statement? > And what is your experiance to position a product with Cache against DotNet > in the market, could i stand? > Hope to hear (read) a lot of your experiance. > Best regards > Peter Haider > >
