If you intend to build a new web application from scratch, the best
tool in the market in Ruby on Rails http://www.rubyonrails.com.
Otherwise if you are looking at hooking up with some existing
enterprise app, using J2EE is better (don't use JSP on it's own). If
you intend to host it on the Internet on a third-party hosting site,
use PHP (it's the most well accepted platform).
Vincent Lee wrote:
hi Raja,
i would like to humbly recommend jsp, there are plenty of framework to select
from as well. of course, i will skip the lengthy and endless discussions on
various technical merits of j2ee architecture.
Cheers
Vincent
--- Lim Swee Tat <st_lim@stlim.net> wrote:
Hi,
You might want to consider using php. Consider the web development
frameworks like symfony (http://www.symfony-project.com/) or studs
(http://www.mojavelinux.com/projects/studs/)
Cheers
Lim Swee Tat
Raja Iskandar Shah said the following on Sunday 09,July,2006 11:18 AM:
any tips / thots between using jsp or php ? this is for a web
application for a (mainly intranet) business intelligence application
for industries in the financial sector.
Raja Iskandar Shah
http://www.norazilaco.biz
----- Original Message -----
From: Colin Charles <byte@aeon.com.my>
Date: Friday, July 7, 2006 8:39 am
Subject: [ossig] MyLUG Open Source Talks
Hi!
MyLUG, in accordance with Kinokuniya, KLCC (4th floor) are having
a
little "open source" promotion by the looks of it, and some might
enjoy/benefit from going to the free[1] talks. They're all run by
PC
Low, who's no stranger to these lists
22nd July 7pm - Moving from Windows to Linux
29th July 7pm - Troubleshooting Linux
Also remember that Kinokuniya are giving a 20% discount on
selected
Linux titles, with purchases of another item. The book they had on
promotion seemed to be by Mark Sobell - A Practical Guide to Linux
Commands, Editors, and Shell Programming - its not too bad a book
for
beginners, as the publishers did send me a couple of these books a
while
back for review.
best regards,
colin
[1] - it mentions its free for MyLUG members, though I don't know
what
that actually means as I thought the organisation didn't exist any
longer...
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