> Now here's another take on this issue. Who is working on the project
and
> what are their skills? Our company had (has) a problem where we have
alot of
> ASP programmers and we are looking at a few projects that will require
the
> ability to handle a killer load (milions a day if we're lucky).
Problem is
> we don't have enough skilled Java programmers to handle ALL the
projects
> that may need this. SO what do we do? Hire a whole new slew of
programmers
> (almost 70) or do we just 'throw the hardware' at it and use something
lime
> MSLBC (Microsoft Load Balancing Components)?
Retrain?
It's not rocket science. Writing some Java in your JSPs is not THAT
much harder than ASP. In ASP you really end up doing the hard stuff in
a COM object anyway, analogous to doing the real Java work in a Bean or
EJB or whatever. And the Java approach has the advantage of using the
same language for all the pieces, while it's likely that you are using
VBScript for your ASP and something for COM objects.
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