At 06:08 01/08/2006 -0800, Dario Alcocer wrote: >Given PHP's notorious lack of security and buggy (nonexistent?) support >for Unicode, are there any other web application platforms that folks >here have worked with and can recommend? > >My interest is in putting together a couple of small web applications >using Apache 2.x for my personal use that won't be susceptible to PHP >exploits, and I'd like to support Unicode while I'm at it. > >I've tried Zope and Plone, but both seem overkill for the kind of small >web applications I'd like to write. PHP would be a good choice for >these, but I'm willing to deal with its security problems.
Java has good Unicode support and has a plethora of ways for using it. You can start with just some small CGI style apps until you decide you want something like JSP (Java Server Pages) where you can then use the Apache Tomcat product. Stewart Stremler can tell you gory details about doing J2EE. Gus -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
