> We have a customer looking to build an architecture around Open Source > frameworks. He has asked us about the differences in needed resources (CPU, > Memory) when writing an application using Cocoon as compared to a Struts/JSP > solution. While I realize the answer is probably "that depends", there are > certain customers who just aren't interested in that type of answer :-(. And > this customer actually has to pay internal charges depending on the amount > of memory and CPU needed. > > So maybe someone out there has actually done this type of comparison or can > point me to something?
We have NOT done this type of comparison, but I would expect the following: A Full-Cocoon "Hello World" would have a much larger memory footprint than a Struts one, because Cocoon has lots of blocks that you would not use for that. However, once you have developed the app code and reduced the cocoon build to your strict needs, you would probably see them converge. About CPU consumption, that usually depends heavily on your application and your optimizations (on both sides). HTH, -- Antonio --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
