They probably figured why bother with this case since PSX2 is almost out.
Summary: Used Both, Prefer JSP
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ASP or JSP?
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I lurk here a lot but never post anything so here's my FIRST POST. I have used both technologies (ASP and JSP) on several different projects and enthusiastically recommend JSP over ASP. So far in all the different methods I've used to develop web apps (C++-CGI, C++ISAPI, JSP, ASP) I feel JSP just from a language stand point is a better choice over JSP. The limitations of the VBScript language is something I felt like I was constantly fighting -- the VBSript language is just too limited when compared to the power Java gives you. The concept behind both technologies are the same: embeded Java or VBScript within the HTML. As far as I know the ASP will be interpreted each time it is processed. JSP's will get turned into a java code (as a servlet) that will stay in memory until a change occurs, at which time it will be processed and compiled again. Also with a good JIT virtual machine I think performance of JSP is better than ASP. I don't have any benchmarks but based on my experience JSP pages "feel" faster. Hope this helps.
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They probably figured why bother with this case since PSX2 is almost out.
I lurk here a lot but never post anything so here's my FIRST POST. I have used both technologies (ASP and JSP) on several different projects and enthusiastically recommend JSP over ASP. So far in all the different methods I've used to develop web apps (C++-CGI, C++ISAPI, JSP, ASP) I feel JSP just from a language stand point is a better choice over JSP. The limitations of the VBScript language is something I felt like I was constantly fighting -- the VBSript language is just too limited when compared to the power Java gives you. The concept behind both technologies are the same: embeded Java or VBScript within the HTML. As far as I know the ASP will be interpreted each time it is processed. JSP's will get turned into a java code (as a servlet) that will stay in memory until a change occurs, at which time it will be processed and compiled again. Also with a good JIT virtual machine I think performance of JSP is better than ASP. I don't have any benchmarks but based on my experience JSP pages "feel" faster. Hope this helps.