--- Keith Ng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> nono
> dun get me wrong
> im currently doing a J2EE project based on
> servlets/jsp/javamail/jdbc/possibly EJB(low
> possibility)
> there are 2 things i need to do.
> 
> 1)i need to noe if i ve been missing out on some of
> the capabilities, which
> i did not implement
> 2) i need to write in my report the major advantages
> my web application has
> over the others. I noe jsp/servlets are the best
> around but i cant quite
> explain.
> 
> However, some kind souls have emailed me and
> explained to me and help clear
> some of my doubts.

Please share your conclusions.

To throw in my two cents regarding servlets over other
technologies:

ASP: It's from Microsoft, and a lot of people don't
trust Microsoft. Plus their solutions are easy to
initially implement but difficult to maintain and
extend. Plus it's ONLY from Microsoft. So if you like
ASP but don't like how MS treats you or how much they
charge, you have nowhere to go.

PHP: I haven't done much with PHP, but I think a
couple of disadvantages compared to servlets/JSP are:
1.I don't think PHP can handle threads. 2. Unlike
Java, PHP really can't be used in non-web apps.

ColdFusion: Don't know much about it. But again I
believe there is only one vendor.




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