> > Transaction support for your business logic is easy in > J2EE. It's not > > clear how you do this in Perl? > > Use an RDBMS. This is exactly what people mean on this list about people not understanding the principles of enterprise programming. Its like trying to scape paint off of a glass window with a sledge hammer. THere is absolutely no way to scale a system which uses an RDBMS as a state / transaction support system beyond 1 web server and 1 database server. How are you going to scale to 10,000 simultaneous users? I've *seen* systems with my own eyes that can do that, and I'm telling you they do not use an RDBMS. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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