Java servlets with a good servlet engine (at least keeping session context
between user requests) will be the best. The main advantage of the current
servlet technology is that the engine is always on and creates a single
object space in which multiple user requests may be processed using the
same object set (for example the session context and so on).
In C++ as well as the other environments the executable (C++ program or
the interpreter will start once and again on each request - do not mention
any fastness. I do not know whether there are C++ engines doing the
same work - it's possible to write a servlet request server in any
language/OS.
I do not know.
By the way, why do not you consider an ISAPI extension?
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Subject: Help me
Hi,
I must develop a new web mail application. The problem is that the
application must be as fast as possible.
I will use MySQL server to keep user messages and users profiles.
My question is: what is the best language to develop such application? <!--
in the idea of speed, not easy development -->
To keep the list as little as possible please tell me between this:
1. Java Servlets
2. C++ CGI (with MySQL++ classes)
3. PHP
4. Perl CGI
Thank you.
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