If you want to use M$ SQL server, I think you should use NT.
If you don't do stupid things, performance will be OK.
It's possible that you could have better performance with linux or freeBSD,
but the difference is small and can only be noticed on very busy sites.
Very busy is IMO +1M hits/day. If you have that type of website, I guess you
have
the possibilities to perform a detailed study about what server to use as
well ;-)
IMHO The choice of webserver/ servlet engine is much more important than the
OS.
Geert 'Darling' Van Damme
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ritu Kamboj
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> Subject: Re: JSP Support
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> Hi Ritesh..
>
> So, you mean it would be certainly better option to go for Linux
> rather
> than Windows....But here again problem comes If i want to use database
> tool SQLServer on Linux.. for jsp
> Is it possible to use that database tool on linux...
> In that case What about efficency and Speed...???
> Regards..
> Ritu,,
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> Ritesh Sinha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/15/2000 09:36:58 AM
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> Hi Ritu,
> Speed also depends on the Webserver that you are using. For Example If you
> use Apache on Windows, the Documentation says its slow.
> But You bet nothing beats LINUX/APACHE/JSP team.On Windows IIS is Faster,
> but Again you lose the advantage of JSP speed( As compared to ASP).
> Ritesh
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> Ritu Kamboj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/15/2000 12:51:11 PM
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> Hi....
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> Can anyone suggest me , Which is the best jsp support operating
> system
> Linux or Windows NT.....
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> Thanks...
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