David,
Sorry I didn't respond earlier!
If you go to http://mspress.microsoft.com select an item on the page, then
click on "add to cart" or one of the other links. You will be redirected
off of the Microsoft site to mspress.ecdirect.net/servlet/... which is a
Servlet based service used by Microsoft. The company providing this service
is http://www.ecdirect.com. Obviously this is a high volume site. It also,
shows that Servlets are being used in the real world and some of the most
unusual places.
Randy Cleveland
Cap Gemini America
www.usa.capgemini.com
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-----Original Message-----
From: David Bullock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 1999 8:40 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Servlet performance
But that is exactly my point. I couldn't find any sites that were
impressive.
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!
Regards,
David.
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