> As I understand it, the final analysis showed that CF was not the culprit
> but that Windows NT was responsible for the app server farm gagging and
> puking. poor allocation of memory and sockets.
> The same app was run on a Sun E10K with no problems.
Very interesting. I suppose we'll hear how this has been fixed with Win2k,
though.
> My main issue w/ CF is that all the apps are focused on a page and not
from
> an application level. apps are very difficult to maintain because all the
> code is in the page (or modules).
> JSP/Servlet apps are much easier to separate domain from presentation
concerns.
>
> clint
Exactly my concern when I see SQL statements embedded in pages. The main
idea behind programming for years has been to consolidate logic into
functions, then into methods, or into services -- all basically defining
functionality as a black box existing behind an API. When that most basic
of design goals is abandoned because it's quick and easy to code, major
failures lurk around the corner as the system grows in complexity and
eventually needs to scale up.
David
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