Frank Rocco
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| Posted: 09/30/2002, 1:03 PM |
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Can someone suggest a link that discusses the pros/cons of using .net, php
and jsp?
Were not locked into any system right now, and am looking to use one as a
main development language.
Regards,
Frank
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RonB
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| Posted: 10/01/2002, 3:27 AM |
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Hi,
There are several discussions on the forum on www.gotocode.com . The
problem is that there isn't realy one answer to your question. Each language
has is'ts pro's and cons. My personal choice is PHP. It's easy to learn, has
com/dcom/java/xml support and is, in my opinion, the best choice when
working with MySQL as a database backend. I've build an intranet for my
company with 350 plus users and the PHP/MySQL combination hasn't failed me
yet. The other big pro is that php and mysql are both free to use and thus
carry no expensive price tags (something my company like's a lot since it is
paying thrue the nose already for MS and Oracle licenses).
I can imagine that your outset is different so different choices might be
logical in your case. Just gather some information about the pro's and cons
for each language and take a carefull look at the enviroment you will be
primaraly designing for.
Ron
"Frank Rocco" <farocco@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht
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> Can someone suggest a link that discusses the pros/cons of using .net, php
> and jsp?
> Were not locked into any system right now, and am looking to use one as a
> main development language.
>
> Regards,
>
> Frank
>
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Frank Rocco
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| Posted: 10/01/2002, 4:17 AM |
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Hi RonB,
Currently I have a single signon system written in ASP. Two programs written
in PHP and am at the point of considering going PHP or .NET.
My employer was big on access database before I was moved into web
development. I showed him how good MySQL worked and they also liked the
price (free). We too are paying for Oracle, MSSQL2000. We currently have a
static website that I redone using Dreamweaver. It's hosted at
http://www.stemc.org
We plan to drop our ISP and move it inhouse where I will be able to use
database driven programming.
I now am looking at several cms apps, like opencms (jsp), xoops (php). I am
looking for a nice workflow type system that has a wysiwyg editor. Free is
also good on this also.
I have not benn ablt to find any opensource cms in asp.net.
I work for a Hospital (non-profit) CC and CCS has made my life a lot easier.
Regards,
Frank
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RonB
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| Posted: 10/01/2002, 7:26 AM |
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Hi Frank,
The simularities are frightning. I work for a clinic for drug addiction
treatment. I build the company intranet completely with CCS and it's being
used by 350 plus users every day. Currently I'm programming several
webapplications for things like sickleave registration, mailregistration,
expense declarations and several management tools to extract production info
from our Oracle based clientregistration.
As far as the wysiwyg editor is concerned I would like to point out the free
editor that is available as e dreamweaver extension. I use it on the company
intranet for articles and news items. Dreamweaver integrates this into the
html page and publishes an images directory and a htm file to your
directory. It is easy to adapt so you can use it to write html without
knowing anything about it and with 2 little modifications in the code it
will publish to the database and allows you to load published news etc back
into the editor for editing. I think it's great as a simple tool for users
to do text layout and as I said it's easy to implement. If you want I can
send you, or publish here, a piece of the html that shows the
modification(all html, no php mod needed) Because no code is beeing changed
the principle should be usable for other languages as well.
Ron
"Frank Rocco" <farocco@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht
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> Hi RonB,
>
> Currently I have a single signon system written in ASP. Two programs
written
> in PHP and am at the point of considering going PHP or .NET.
>
> My employer was big on access database before I was moved into web
> development. I showed him how good MySQL worked and they also liked the
> price (free). We too are paying for Oracle, MSSQL2000. We currently have a
> static website that I redone using Dreamweaver. It's hosted at
> http://www.stemc.org
>
> We plan to drop our ISP and move it inhouse where I will be able to use
> database driven programming.
>
> I now am looking at several cms apps, like opencms (jsp), xoops (php). I
am
> looking for a nice workflow type system that has a wysiwyg editor. Free is
> also good on this also.
> I have not benn ablt to find any opensource cms in asp.net.
>
> I work for a Hospital (non-profit) CC and CCS has made my life a lot
easier.
>
> Regards,
>
> Frank
>
>
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