Comments on Java Frameworks & Technologies: Java Products BUT PHP based website ?

Nothing wrong with presenting your Java offer site...

2011-12-14T05:48:41.785-05:00

Nothing wrong with presenting your Java offer site in php. Aside from this the languages can be mixed using php-java bridge. There is an article on this at http://www.jvmhost.com/articles

Now I have just got a great list of choices. Thank...

2011-11-15T04:47:20.257-05:00

Now I have just got a great list of choices. Thanks by the way for the great help!

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Yes guys! I think majority of us would agree with ...

2011-11-07T10:03:47.945-05:00

Yes guys! I think majority of us would agree with JVM?..

As much as I am as a Java devotee, I can't say...

2011-10-18T06:09:17.680-04:00

As much as I am as a Java devotee, I can't say JSP is the best for web development. Slower and more costly to develop than PhP that's for sure.

I can offer my opinion here. I was a Java develope...

2011-10-18T05:39:48.043-04:00

I can offer my opinion here. I was a Java developer, and on my spare time I wrote a Tomcat/JSP app for my online editing business. Got to say looking back I wish I had used PhP. Why? Can't say it was easier to write it in JSP, and the cost of hosting Java apps are so much higher due to their resource intensive nature.

But I thought Spring's response made good sens...

2011-10-03T02:52:02.960-04:00

But I thought Spring's response made good sense: that they were about improving the product not spending time on creating websites with it. Interestingly, the new spring source site is Liferay backed

JVM has the greatest share in the market according...

2011-09-27T11:47:43.585-04:00

JVM has the greatest share in the market according to my friend. Anyways, I appreciate them a lot.

I agree with JVM Host. I don't believe you wil...

2011-08-30T23:49:49.402-04:00

I agree with JVM Host. I don't believe you will find better offer than www.jvmhost.com when it comes to Java hosting

You are such a genius guy! Anyway, Java hosting is...

2011-08-23T09:17:48.764-04:00

You are such a genius guy! Anyway, Java hosting is no more expensive. Check www.jvmhost.com - I could not find better deal these days

http://javaprovider.net is very good you can try t...

2009-02-04T08:26:00.000-05:00

http://javaprovider.net is very good you can try this.

OpenEdit looks to be the one CMS in your list that...

2008-07-05T05:07:00.000-04:00

OpenEdit looks to be the one CMS in your list that actually is targeted as a replacement to Drupal and Joomla but Drupal looks like it has a lot more small- to mid-size business friendly features over OpenEdit. Liferay, Clearspace, and the Alfresco CMS seem to be targeted as replacements to commercial vendor portal and enterprise content management systems like Vignette, which probably would not lend itself to being hosted easily or cheaply on a 'shared hosting' provider's servers. dotCMS seems to be rather heavy-weight, too.Interestingly, OpenEdit's default macro language is Velocity-based, which seems to be much better suited to creating dynamically generated HTML pages that "look" and "act" like static HTML pages. I would be interested in finding out what functionality one might have to give up in switching to JSP from Velocity with OpenEdit, (because I know nothing about it other than what I read on their site today about it)

There was an interesting discussion about this on ...

2008-07-04T15:03:00.000-04:00

There was an interesting discussion about this on TSS: http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=49064IMO, I see no point in forcing a peg into a round hole - if I have a site, which isn't too complex then why not do it in PHP? That's exactly what it's designed for. I could do it in JSP, or Faces or whatever, but PHP def. has the capabilities to do the 'large scale stuff' as well. In terms of eating your own dogfood, then, yes, if you make software that's designed to fit in the 'web-tier' its prob a good idea to use it :), but I thought Spring's response made good sense: that they were about improving the product not spending time on creating websites with it. Interestingly, the new spring source site is Liferay backed: http://www.liferay.com/web/guest/about_us/news/springsource@aa - there's no need to have a sep. JVM for each user - you can partition apps quite nicely using the J2EE platform: it's what I've been doing for my users for years.

If you are using JAVA, you will need Java VM. Each...

2008-07-04T04:34:00.000-04:00

If you are using JAVA, you will need Java VM. Each VM need its on RAM.So its not cost effective to run JVM for each users. It would be cheaper to host in PHP as it does not require its own VM.-aahttp://www.indiabolbol.com

I am a JSP developer who host my website using PHP...

2008-07-04T04:32:00.000-04:00

I am a JSP developer who host my website using PHP. For hosting in PHP I need to pay only 1/10 of JSP hosting. Even though its difficult for me to make some changes in my website or add a new plugin to the CMS, I am still hosting on PHP. I don't think in the recent future I will be able to move JSP hosting.