CGI has been associated more with Perl than C/C++. Apache/mod_perl has corrected the original CGI separate process problem. a mod_perl CGI now runs 5~10 times faster than the CGI you metioned. But i agree Java/Servlet is a strong competitor to mod_perl/CGI...
since i am fighting behind enemy's line here in Redmond, i can tell you that city of Medina where Billg's mega house is uses Linux system, and the major local newspaper in Bellevue/Redmond area uses Linux, too. Please cheer me up with all Linux news...
I agree. This past monday when i first login, my W2K told me it shut down in 2 minutes because it just installed an anti-code-red. this is itself exactly a virus: executing something without owner's consent...
Tux won't be cross platform like Apache does, unless you want to run RH Linux/Tux server for the rest of life. in addition, Tux would pose even bigger security change, wouldn't it ?
OK, i take my words back. there is absolutely no matches if we talk about number of real world software applications. C/C++ has Apache, Linux, W2K, StarOffice, MS Office.... what does Java have ?
there are enough evidence that the LOC of C/C++ and Java for a same application is almost same. besides, there are C/C++ apps that matches every Java apps in real world, i don't see your point why hiring a Java programmer would be cost saving ? did dot.com crash have something to do with Java/Jini/J++ ?
and, someone mentioned that google paid about 50 copies of RH linux which costs 50 x 50 = $2,500. but i need to give you credit because you raised a good point of not paying US tax anymore, 8-)
i think you drew wrong analogy. it is not about 8,000 D-cell flashlight batteries to meet the electrical needs of my house, rather, it is about 8,000 lamps lighting up part of downtown Austin. we are talking about load balancing here.
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I am fluent in Chinese, ;-)
You are blessed. i will have to work for evil empire soon. that is my only option now.
Some of the performance benchmarks for Java have exceeded those achieved or matched those by reasonable C++ compilers Really? Show me the href !
CGI has been associated more with Perl than C/C++. Apache/mod_perl has corrected the original CGI separate process problem. a mod_perl CGI now runs 5~10 times faster than the CGI you metioned. But i agree Java/Servlet is a strong competitor to mod_perl/CGI...
Girlfriend|boyfriend|mom|dad|son|daughter... depending on your age.
once a while we have a jerk like you in here...
hackers had attacked Unix many years ago, probably before you were even born.
Windows "sys admin" usually has lower IQ than *nix admins. that is what Windows is for.
the ones you liked the most (WiseNut, Lasoo) are running on MS Windows. They must be very scalable !
since i am fighting behind enemy's line here in Redmond, i can tell you that city of Medina where Billg's mega house is uses Linux system, and the major local newspaper in Bellevue/Redmond area uses Linux, too. Please cheer me up with all Linux news...
I agree. This past monday when i first login, my W2K told me it shut down in 2 minutes because it just installed an anti-code-red. this is itself exactly a virus: executing something without owner's consent...
Windows is stable... and easy to write for. Apparently, you love writing junks everyday.
you are literally an anonymous coward. indeed a Windows guy, so fluent in cut/paste...
Tux won't be cross platform like Apache does, unless you want to run RH Linux/Tux server for the rest of life. in addition, Tux would pose even bigger security change, wouldn't it ?
video arcade, Nintendo/Saga/Sony, Game boy... are they not computer classes for kids ?
even though i am not fan of MS and windows, i am sure .Net will kick Java's b&#! on Windows. who
OK, i take my words back. there is absolutely no matches if we talk about number of real world software applications. C/C++ has Apache, Linux, W2K, StarOffice, MS Office.... what does Java have ?
nice to share the law with us. glad to see this Jxta dead so quickly on this thread.
there are enough evidence that the LOC of C/C++ and Java for a same application is almost same. besides, there are C/C++ apps that matches every Java apps in real world, i don't see your point why hiring a Java programmer would be cost saving ? did dot.com crash have something to do with Java/Jini/J++ ?
yep, we are people of the fickled...
speaking of hotmail, a black hole. have not used it since 1997...
and, someone mentioned that google paid about 50 copies of RH linux which costs 50 x 50 = $2,500. but i need to give you credit because you raised a good point of not paying US tax anymore, 8-)
Is google nuts? right on my fellow MCSE !
i think you drew wrong analogy. it is not about 8,000 D-cell flashlight batteries to meet the electrical needs of my house, rather, it is about 8,000 lamps lighting up part of downtown Austin. we are talking about load balancing here.
"TCP/IP Server"? What the hack is that ?