I have done a full fonctionning e-commerce app in ASP, not java, but still
server-side.
My thought is that the only technology really needed is server-side, no need
for javascript and such. It might be easier to write but we all know how it
feels to get a javascript error when stumbling on a web page.
I've not used servlets for e-commerce, but my guess is that servlets are
more than sufficient to build something nice.
Regards, Arnaud "i don't know everything" D.
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De : Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Envoy� : mardi 19 octobre 1999 16:17
Objet : Re: Q on e-commerce apps
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> From: RVASUDEV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 1999 9:39 AM
> Subject: Q on e-commerce apps
>
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > Anyone worked on e-commerce apps ?
> > Would like to know what technologies
> > were used (e.g. servlets/RMI/CORBA/
> > EJB/app servers) and your experiences
> > with them. We have some such projects
> > coming up.
>
> I have just completed a first version of a servlet-based shopping cart
that
> generates and interacts with client side html and JavaScript (a demo of
this
> will be up on the net soon). I found it quite nice. But as a general rule,
I
> suggest that you first take a serious look at the technology that is
> available to you:
>
> 1 - what server technology is available;
> 2 - what skill set is available. Unfortunately, trying to complete a
project
> AND grasp a new technology is a contradiction.
>
>
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