In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write: > My heresy of the day: if I want to write a graphical app, I'll write the > front-end in Java, with a perl back-end and some kind of RPC gluing them > together. That's not a heresy at all, that's just common sense in using the best tool for the job. I've done a few sites like this, and they worked fine (or at least better than the alternatives...)
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