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I & my team are building an professionnal B2B website basically based on Apache/PHP/MySQL/Linux.
For the moment, we are in a very standard hardware architecture with apache php in front, firewall then mySQL database in a dmz. I have to build an alert system (mail + online warning) and this system has to scan a lot database for matching & user preferences. As I don't want to overload my front apache/Php servers I think we'll build a cgi server in the dmz to handle all alerts. My question is: will I use a php server in the dmz or a java servlet? I don't know if php could offer me the same advantages. Thanks for help or comments |
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The topic "PHP versus JSP" has been discussed in several articles and the php-general malinglist:
+++++++++++++++ Online Articles +++++++++++++++ IBM: Choosing the right server-side scripting language URL IBM: JSP technology -- friend or foe? URL ZDNet: Four scripting languages speed development URL,12249,2646052,00.html Webmonkey: Server-Side Scripting Shootout URL PHP Every Where: What is Wrong With Java Server Pages URL Servlets.com: The Problems with JSP URL +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Threads in PHP-General Malinglist +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ URL URL URL URL When I read the above discussions, I was honestly surprised how powerful PHP is ;-) Sandro |
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