>The sercuity of java is better and the network controlling features
>is better too .
>
>The loading time of servlet is faster since the server just need to
>run the servlet one times
You probably mean that it needs to load the jvm one time, the servlet
gets run with every request (unless you cac
I've a web programmer ( just beginner ) using PHP .
And I also learn / write java at my university since I'm a student .
As I know , developing a page using PHP is much faster than java .
Not just 1 / 2 hrs , but maybe one day to a week .
Learning Java including servlet takes times , but you can
Visit http://php.weblogs.com/
There currently is a big debate on this issue. Also see the PHP advocacy
pages.
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> Hi,
>
> Im currently running many scripts myself and other staff members wrote in
Look at www.rit.edu for php examples. Right now the site has a lot of
different stuff. But some key areas use php, like SIS, which allowa students
to register for classes, get grade reports, etc. are all done via php
Jeff
Phillip Bow wrote:
> Well from my experience development time with PHP
Well from my experience development time with PHP is generally much faster
than Java development time. Definately something most people would want to
factor in.
YMMV --phill
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> Hi,
>
> Im currentl
Hi,
Im currently running many scripts myself and other staff members wrote in
PHP for the university. Certain others want to eliminate PHP and make
everything Java based. It is now in the 'debate meeting' stage, so I need
some help. I have done a handful of research already, but im looking for
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