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Chiakumu Hyana
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 30, 2008 1:45 pm


Okay, time for you guys to start doing some research.


An advantage to using PHP is that there is loads of sourcecode out there for use. However, it's not meant to be run for a long time.

An advantage to using Java is that it is build to last but much more complicated.


Go do some research, and then come back and tell me which one you prefer.
PostPosted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 5:49 pm


Chiakumu Hyana
Okay, time for you guys to start doing some research.


An advantage to using PHP is that there is loads of sourcecode out there for use. However, it's not meant to be run for a long time.

An advantage to using Java is that it is build to last but much more complicated.


Go do some research, and then come back and tell me which one you prefer.
Where did you hear such lies?

Your summaries are quite inaccurate. PHP is a very stable and reliable scripting language for developing dynamic web pages. Despite very widespread adoption (to the point that it is considered a cornerstone of Web 2.0) it has not been standardized. The language spec and reference implementation are essentially one in the same.

Java is a standardized language, however it was written with a very different target usage. For things like web forums, Java will never match PHP in performance or scalability. There is a huge amount of overhead to run Java code on a public web server which makes it unsuitable for high-traffic sites. Web application servers (eg Tomcat, or JBoss) are designed for internal company websites only.

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 21, 2008 8:52 am


This reference was taken from someone who works in the industry creating forums for people.

PHP is meant for short term use, while java is meant for a much longer term view. Php = 5 years, Java = 20 years.

The only reason, it's not used, is it requires, a hell of a lot of effort put into it before it can go live. PHP can go live at virtually any point...slap a few pieces of code together and away you go. Java requires many things to get ready.


My research conflicts with yours at the very core.


but that's by the by, it may not actually be going ahead, since someone quit.
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