Hi folks. A little help please...
I'm tying to convince my manager that we should be developing in JSP and not
go to PHP.
Here are my arguments. Comments and additions please?
-JSP allows for the use of all the Java features including JDBC, integration
with servlets, and full use of object oriented design and programming.
-JSP�s pure java support means that anyone who knows Java can code for JSP.
There is no propriety language to learn. Java is well supported and
documented. Training and books are easy to find. Employees are willing and
eager to learn and use Java. It will be more difficult to find developers
with PHP skills than JSP skills.
-JSP will allow for easy integration into an eventual Enterprise Java Beans
architecture should company_name decide to scale operations with an
application server. This is a major consideration.
-JSP is widely supported across major web servers due to the popularity of
Java. PHP, however is currently supported on Apache only:
�The second, and most popular, method is to run PHP as a module in a
multiprocess web server, which currently only includes Apache.�
-PHP FAQ 4.3
-JSP has wide industry support, with major industry players contributing to
its specification. (See java.sun.com/products/jsp/industry.html)
Thanks for any help.
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