I suggest that it's a bad idea to choose between these technologies on this
basis alone. Performance benchmarks are so wildly sensitive to even small
changes that they're likely to be almost completely inapplicable to the
project that you're designing. Even if you choose the "faster" technology,
the code you write is going to have a much greater effect on performance
(and certainly scalability) than the environment's "innate" speed.
There are tons of more important factors to look at, not the least of which
are the existing skill sets of your team members, security, how locked in
you are to a proprietary platform, maintainability, etc., etc.
If I can make an analogy, it's a bit like choosing a Ford station wagon over
a Chrysler station wagon because Ford makes a faster sports car.
Michael
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Rata Mirel
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Subject: ASP/MTS/COM vs JSP/EJB
Hi,
Have anyone tried the performance of ASP pages using Microsoft
Transaction Server / COM objects versus JSP pages and EJB (or
JSP/JavaBeans) ?
I mean on a big applications with heavy DB access.
I'm interested in any experiences because i have to choose an
archirecture for our application.
Thanks,
Mirel Rata
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