"Creighton Kirkendall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have worked with both in production environments. I found them to be
> comparable in speed; however Tomcat & Java provide a much more robust
> architecture for development. While perl has made strides into OO design
> methods it still is no where near the level of Java. In my humble opinion I
> contend that perl is not for the large scale application development(thank
> god I am posting this on Tomcat-dev). Perl has it place, and for small
> sites, may be the best choice. However once you get past a certain point,
> you need a more structured architecture and language, especially if you are
> looking to have multiple developers that must follow the same coding and
> documentation conventions. A lot of work has gone into Java, to created
> APIs and Specification specifically for enterprises level applications.
> This is just one man opinion.
And so if tomcat was 5 times faster, we would have a clear hit...
Interesting...
Pier
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