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Date: 12/28/01
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"Jamie Fields" <jay <email protected>> wrote in message
> I have recently been requested to choose new technology to be used within
my
> organization. My options seem to include PHP and JSP, and I am leaning
> toward PHP. The one thing I really need to know is how many concurrent
> users PHP can handle at one time. This project is for an extremely large
> corp and I need to know that PHP can scale at the level that I need it to.
> Thanks in advance.
> Jay Fields
JSP is going to be faster as these objects are all ready created & loaded
(apparantly according to the Sun Micro Systems guy) php however is more
likely to be on a external webserver. Probabily not that much help but
thought i'd put in my 2 pence
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