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Jan 21st, 2004, 03:36 AM
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Hype
I never quite understood all the hype about J2EE and JSP.. and since I am not a Java expert can someone enlighten me? And please dont get on a high-horse about "It's the best thing since sliced bread". I would like generous comparisons towards other available server based languages...
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Jan 22nd, 2004, 01:24 PM
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JSP is a part of J2EE. I don't know about the other functionality of J2EE though, so I'll keep my essay to JSP and Servlets.
The closest thing to JSP is definitly ASP.Net, so let's compare them.
Commons:
Pages get compiled to bytecode.
Large class framework for support (though Java's is better IMO, just look at the collections).
ASP.Net advantages:
Easier to set up. On IIS anyway.
JSP advantages:
Cross-platform. The Tomcat servlet container runs everywhere a JVM runs. ASP.Net is usable only on Windows with IIS or on Linux with the (not yet production quality) Mono framework.
Do you want comparisons to other languages too?
All the buzzt
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