> > > AOLServer isn't the only system that can pool database connections, so > >can servlets/JSP, ColdFusion, ASP, etc. No doubt AOLServer would be more > >widely accepted if it used something other than TCL. > >There's also support available for Python, though there's still a lot of >work to be done to support the full AOLserver API (same's true of ns_java, >actually). > >If you use ADP pages, your use of Tcl is typically restricted to snippets of >code anyway, so I've never really understood the complaints about Tcl... What about the php module? Does it take advantage of API? It seems to me your choice of web/application server is kind of dependent on the language you like. If you like perl/php use apache if you like tcl use aolserver, if you like java use tomcat,enhydra,orion (or whatever), if you like python use zope. I guess for the few people who like VB there is IIS/ASP. :wq Tim Uckun Due Diligence Inc. http://www.diligence.com/ Americas Background Investigation Expert. If your company isn't doing background checks, maybe you haven't considered the risks of a bad hire.
