Hi Mark,
>
> >-- stuff deleted
> >
> > > You don't. Do the same tests on Linux running Apache and you might get
> > > better results. If not, just run Linux and Apache and whatever anyway.
> > > You do have a choice.
>
> Andu, I agree, but other requirements are making the NT/Windows2000
> decision....it was only a question of a MC - database or a
> ASP/ODBC/source choice for this particular setup. The second half of
> this project will most likely be a Linux/PHP solution on a separate
> machine.
>
> >I got the same (twice, for for what i seen) better speed results in using
> >Linux/Apache/PHP/MC/MySQL than in using WinNT4/IIS4/PHP/MC/MSSQL or
> >WinNT4/IIS4/PHP/MC/MySQL or WinNT4/Apache/PHP/MC/MySQL.
> >
> >In others words, Linux/Apache/PHP/MC/MySQL will be 400% faster than
> >WinNT4/IIS4/ASP/MC/MSSQL
>
> I'm a little confused why you would go through MC to get to MSSQL or
> any other source...just go directly from ASP/PHP to the SQL source?
To stay is the Web apps registery :
1.- The client query (i.e.: Netscape or Explorer) ask for books about "Italian
cars";
2.- Apache pass the query to the .php sockets listener cgi-script;
3.- The .php sockets listener cgi-script wake-up the mc web application server
by passing to it the "POST" datas on port xxx (console-mode) or xxxx
(graphical-mode);
4.- If the MC-based WAS need to get datas from an ODBC or SQL source, he build
an SQL query and ask to a second .php script (in "GET" mode) to send the SQL
query to that source (else the WAS can get datas from files or stacks, too).
5.- The MC-based WAS get the result of the query, build the html page to reply
and pass it to the .php sockets listener cgi-script back, witch pass the list of
the "Italian cars" books to Apache and so on.
Is that yet more readable, so ?
> >Second : If your MacOS or Linux or LinuxPPC based Internet Server is cleanly
> >configured, it will never go down...., where you will get a "blue screen" on
> >your Win32 based Internet Server, with an average of two times a month (with
> >just the message "memory out of range... and so on).
>
> Again, agreed, as my OS/X server has been running flawlessy (except
> for the time when I accidently unplugged it) for 9 months now. I'm
> not thrilled to be on the MS based system, but this project requires
> it.
>
> Of course, the client end is all MC and I'm more than happy with the
> integration with MC servers, MC based CGI's as well as the ASP side
> of the world.
>
> -ml
>
> Mark J. Luetzelschwab [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Graduate Research Assistant (v) (512) 232 6034
> Instructional Technology (f) (512) 232 2322
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Best Regards, Pierre Sahores
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