Hi,
We are evaluating to switch our website from Resin to Websphere.
I would appreciate if you could guide me to some comparisons between these
two.
Personal thoughts are welcome as well.
Thanks,
Haluk Akin
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Why are you looking to switch off of Resin?
Personal thoughts... I have been using resin for years... I have had
very few issues with it... it performs well... it is easy to setup and
manage... it does everything I need from an app server...
Haluk AKIN wrote:
Hi,
We are evaluating to
I switched several users of Webshpere over to Resin and never looked back.
I would guess whatever your business reasons are for the change, they are
not valid.
It has also been my experience that Resin is faster, lighter, easier to
manage, and Scott Ferguson as good as anyone left at the sinking
Thank you for your reply Eric.
We were told that websphere has a better performance compared to Resin. I'm
trying to find out if that is true.
We have also switched to DB2 recently. So maybe it is possible IBM software
could work better with IBM database?
Thanks,
Haluk
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On Jun 27, 2008, at 9:28 AM, Haluk AKIN wrote:
Thank you for your reply Eric.
We were told that websphere has a better performance compared to
Resin. I'm trying to find out if that is true.
That would be very surprising. We just had someone switch from
Websphere to Resin and were
Websphere = IBM.
Weblogic = BEA.
Confusing, ain't it?
I switched the company I was working for from Websphere to Resin back in
2001. Websphere was an absolute nightmare to install back then, and we
noticed no performance difference.
Resin has changed a lot since then. I'm sure Websphere has
even *IF *that were true (which I doubt) there is more to choosing app
server.
do you really want to go with the company that designed java's date
handling API's
Haluk AKIN wrote:
Thank you for your reply Eric.
We were told that websphere has a better performance compared to
Resin.
Hahaha, I am still laughing at that.
By the same logic, his company should swap out all servers and personal
computers to OS/2 as well.
Seriously though Haluk, give us some specific points other than database
connectivity that would lead you to consider switching so we have something
to
I also found this hilarious.
Again, just personal opinion, but I'd far far far far far far rather
work with Resin than Web*.
parki...
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Aaron Freeman
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Who told you? IBM?
Please do everyone a favor and never patronize IBM for anything, ever.
IBM is a company which no longer deserves to exist.
Although not directly relevant, please see this excellent article on
I, Cringely about IBM. I can speak from personal experience that
everything
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