Python and Java Compared?

[Kemp Randy-W18971]

He's right.  Don't CGI with Java.  Instead, use Java servlets.  And if you must CGI, use Python (or..cough..cough..Perl).  Gee.  I can't believe I said that.  Truthfully, each has their respective uses.  I would focus Java on the server side, which requires a good JSP engine (Resin -- www.caucho.com, Tomcat - http://jakarta.apache.org), along with possible EJB (www.orionserver.com or www.jboss.org).  If you want to use Python for server side, look at Zope. 

-----Original Message-----
From: Gilles Lenfant [mailto:glenfant.nospam at bigfoot.com]
Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 9:33 AM
To: python-list at python.org
Subject: Re: Python and Java Compared?


DON'T CGI WITH JAVA !!!
You'll strangle your server !
Or have you got some Gb of RAM to make some more than a CGI "Hello world".


"Dry Ice" <nomail at nomail.com> a écrit dans le message news:
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> First, I'd most like to hear from those
> who have some balanced experience at BOTH,
> as opposed to 'fans' of one or the other who
> have only dabbled in a secondary effort.
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> I would like to select one development environment
> to manage everything in a cluster-server project,
> from accounting-database to server CGI to distributed
> computing jobs.
>
> Platform: Linux, and a few Windows machines- at
> least at the beginning.
>
> If you had to choose...
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