J2EE versus .Net
- Object-Oriented
- Similar Performance
J2EE
Pro's
- Object-Oriented
- Supports Java Code, JavaScript, Java Servlets, Java Beans, Java Applets
- Portability "Write once Run Anywhere"
- Designed for large-scale
- Custom Tag Libraries
- Larger descriptor files
- More Flexibility
- Multiple Vendor Support
- UNIX / Apache / Tomcat
- Cheaper Web Server
- It is totally FREE!!!
Con's
- Performance is secondary
- Difficult to Install, in fact "IMPOSSIBLE"
- Case Sensitive
.NET
Pro's
- Performance Based
- Highly Integrated
- Single-Vendor Solution
- Designed for large-scale
- Small Middle Tier
- Straightforward Component Model
- Language Independent
- Claims "Write Less and Test"
- Strong XML Web Services Support
- Visual Studio .Net
- Bill Gates
Con's
- Microsoft OS / Web server
- Very Large Step from ASP
- Look at the Employment Classifieds
- Single Hardware/OS/Database
- Look at the Employment Classifieds
- Windows
- C++, C#, Visual Basic???
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