[nflug] Apache/Tomcat Question

[David J. Andruczyk]

  Use an enterprise application. i.e. don't ask your local LUG, ask the
enterprise vendors..  

The first one that pops into my head is IBM's websphere. (only because
of the 40+ servers I support most run it with oracle for all their web
stuff) and this is a large worldwide  "enterprise" level site. Aside
from that I don't know much about websphere. (I support the boxes, not
the customer apps)



--- joshj at linuxmail.org wrote:

> Sing now while you can. Sure perl makes that little stuff easier. But
> when 
> you're writing enterprise applications you can't use a toy like that.
> And 
> you want to talk about Scalable? I'd love to see you scale your hippy
> 
> programs across multiple servers!
> 
> Love
>    -Josh
> 
> > Well i'm sure you're java solution will be scalable and enterprise
> > ready enough to allow you plenty of time to fix your tie while you
> > reassess your paradigm for a more proactive approach.
> >
> > On 6/26/06, joshj at linuxmail.org <joshj at linuxmail.org> wrote:
> >>  Don't give me that "right tool for the job" malarky you freakin
> Perl
> >>  hippy. Go back to the commune with all the other Perl, PHP, and
> Python
> >>  programmers.
> >> 
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Dave J. Andruczyk

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