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The PHP Scalability Myth | |
| Subject: | Performance NOT EQUALS to Scalable | |
| Date: | 2003-10-16 08:11:45 | |
| From: | jherr2002 | |
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What is your definition of J2EE, because if your definition of J2EE includes a JSP/POJO configuration then you have a logical three tier architecture which is exactly the same as PHP. How is it then that JSP-J2EE scale and PHP not scale?
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Performance NOT EQUALS to Scalable
2003-10-16 08:44:43 anonymous2 [View]
Sorry I mean EJB (EJB is the core J2EE): JSP-EJB
EJB = session bean (then use entity beans, JDO, JDBC, what ever you want to access databases), session beans allow load distribution. Most simple approach : JSP in a machine, EJBs in other.
PHP has the same scalability problems as JSP. It performs well with a few concurrent users, but with tons ... more machines, distributed computing please => scalability.
Making PHP scalable ... use PHP-EJB or similar when it is ready.