While testing a little bit (on an older Linux and newer Windows machine) ooRexx being used for a simple web server app using JSPs I see ooRexx more or less as fast as Groovy (a JVM language) and PHP/Resin (a Java implementation of PHP) when used with ScriptTagLibs.jar, which I think is remarkable (test counts the number of the processed requests of the respective JSP for the duration of a second, repeated once)! That old Linux machine would serve around 150 simple JSP requests per second using ooRexx which is really great, I think. (Compared to a pure static page or with a fully compiled Java JSP, ooRexx needs about eight times more time, which is great too IMHO!)
The difference of using ooRexx on Tomcat between CGI (will create a proper process to run the script) and JSP on that old Linux box is a factor between 40 (Tomcat 9, Java 8) and 70 (Tomcat 10, Java 11) times faster for JSPs (can therefore handle much more requests per second). Thought this might be of interest. ---rony _______________________________________________ Oorexx-devel mailing list Oorexx-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/oorexx-devel
