Hello,
I have been working on developing a website for an idea I have. While
researching deployment options I came across some information which
confirmed servlets for me. I had previously been looking at deploying using
a Python web app server called Zope. Zope is very nice but Python does not
scale with multi-processor machines.
I am going to use an open source web app server called Enhydra,
http://www.enhydra.org .
Enhydra is completely Java and Servlet based. Their site is implemented in
their own technology. :)
One of their employees spoke at JavaOne in June about the use of their
technologies in developing Kinko's website. While looking at the list of
JavaOne sessions I came across one about 24/7 Media and their use of Java
Servlets. They use Java and Servlets for their website to serve over half a
billion ad impressions a month.
A link to the JavaOne info:
http://industry.java.sun.com/javaone/99/abstracts_by_track/0,1666,9,00.html
I also believe http://www.idg.com uses servlets based on getting a
java.null.pointer.exception from JServ Pro while visiting their site.
Hope this helps.
Jimmie Houchin
At 11:03 PM 8/4/99 +0930, you wrote:
>Note: the following was posted to jserv-interest, but I thought to
>cross-post it because it is of relevance to the jserv-interest,
>servlet-interest, and servlet-forum groups, in my opinion.
>
>This was originally in reply to a request by Kapil Manchanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>, asking for information to justify Servlets over ASP:
>
>>If anyone can provide some, link or info on the performance comparison
>>between these technologies, I would appreciate it. Our primary concerns
>>are security, stability & performance (speed).
>
>There is not much out there that I could find.
>
>Note that my 'history' was improved with feedback from Tim Panton
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> from the jserv-interest list, as regards the availability
>of Jigsaw and VPRO.
>
>Your comments welcome. Your hard information even more so! I was provided
>with a few references, and am compiling a list which I will make public.
>
>David.
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