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 learn php within 1
to 2 days .
updating and managing the PHP script is more easlier and faster than servlet
.
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
and the servlet will leave inside server's memory for further use , but PHP
script will be
run every times
you can control synchronization in servlet but you can't in PHP
I suggest you need not to use PHP or servlet on whole site ,
You can depend on the function of the page
PS : I hope can help you . Maybe you know it before but I just want to share
it .
If I have wrong concept , welcome experts correct it and I can learn
from it . THX
""Scott A Winkle"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ?????
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> 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
> more info.
>
> Specifically:
>
> Pros/Cons of PHP (in general) ...from your experiences
> Pros/Cons of PHP in a university environment ...for those working at/with
> universities/educational institutions
> Case Examples of PHP use in universities, would be especially helpful for
> anyone with examples of using PHP with a datatel product.
> Any info on using PHP with a UniData database, even if its through ODBC.
> Any cases where you found PHP was better at the task than Java, or
> vice-versa. Specific examples, etc, would be even better.
>
> The meeting is scheduled for May 22, so any info prior would be great
>
> Thanks for the help,
> Scott
>
>
> Scott Winkle
> Web Developer
> Phone: (937) 327-7478
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Web Team / Wittenberg University Computing Center
>
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