On Fri, 13 Oct 2006, Maurizio Molina wrote:
> Currently, nfsen front end plugins are PHP based.
> would it be possible to accept also JSP (Java Server Pages) front end
> plugins? I think that PHP and JSP are, for visualization purposes, very
> much *functionally* equivalent...
I think JSPs are generating very big overhead for visualisation. JSPs are
compiled by the java application server to servlets and executed by the
java application server. The overhead comes from the memory requirements
of the java application server: generally 128-256Mbyte resident memory for
each instance - of the servlet doing nothing...
On the other hand we could also ask for Perl, Python, Ruby frontend
plugins support.....
Janos Mohacsi
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