David wrote:
>So at the end of the exercise, I'm really not much convinced about the
>widespread, high-volume deployment of servlet technology. And this is me:
>a Servlet advocate with almost infinite research patience!
Not all websites are publicly viewable. Edwards and Kelcey have just
implemented a new website which allows our cellular customers to track their
sites remotely. The site runs on Apache/Jserv and connects to our databases
via Servlets and JDBC. Naturally it isnt for public consumption, but we did
look at CGI, ASP and Java Servlets as potential technologies before settling
on Servlets.
When the main corporate Website finally gets redone it will be using
Servlets as we are happy with the reliability, development time needed, cost
and the servlet technology in general.
Cameron Riley
Edwards and Kelcey
www.ekwireless.com
www.ekcorp.com
Tel. 973 267 8830 ext 1265
Fax. 973 267 3555
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