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J2EE over Microsoft COM

 
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Hi,
First I want to thanks this forum provide a lot of useful information for the 4 weeks laid off time. Fortunately I landed a job as a programmar analyst. Now I am doing some internal application for my boss. First I need to choose tools, J2EE versus Microsoft .NET/COM. I lean towards Java but everything here they are using are ASP, SQL Server. Also I need to some integration work between my application and existing one. So my boss asked me to provide a decent proposal that J2EE actually outweigh the Microsoft, since my boss is not really into technical field, so I cannot get into too techie on this. I try to give her a non-tehie, but very detailed comparasion between the .NET/COM versus J2EE, anybody has any useful insight?
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Pat
 
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Patrick,
You may find this interesting:
http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/compare/
Benchmarking Microsoft .NET vs. Sun J2EE: A Comparison of Performance and Scalability
See for yourself how the .NET Pet Shop performs and scales vs. the J2EE Java Pet Store. We took the Oracle 9i Application Performance Challenge, and show how the .NET Pet Shop offers 28 times faster performance than Oracle's highly optimized J2EE version of the Java Pet Store running on the same hardware configuration, based on Oracle's own published data!
Implementing Sun's Java Pet Store Blueprint J2EE Application using Microsoft.NET

Read how we implemented the complete Java Pet Store, Sun's primary J2EE reference application using Microsoft .NET and C#. The .NET Pet Shop implements the same functionality as the Java Pet Store, but does so in 1/4 the amount of code! This whitepaper contains direct comparisons of the .NET and J2EE implementations, including full source code to the .NET Pet Shop, a new blueprint application for the .NET platform. We also used .NET to extend the application beyond Sun's implementation with an XML Web Service and support for mobile devices.
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It wasn't a fair comparison!
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/blueprints/petstorefaq.html
 
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rich,
are you a java programmer, or a troll ??? hehe
 
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I guessed you misread my post. I used the phrase "You may find this interesting." That was what I meant. You must consider the source for any "information." When it comes to propaganda, Sun is just as guilty as Microsoft.
If Patrick was looking for the "Java is the answer to all the world's problems," I guess I disappointed him. There is not one development tool or language that is the perfect fit for all projects. If one runs around with a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
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One thing I find interesting with .NET that noone seems to address is the inheritance enhancements. You can write a Java class and have a class in Visual Basic or C++ inherit from it. This is pretty good. On the other side, I don't see the .NET framework as supporting the level of declarative services that
J2EE does such as transactions, etc. Yeah, you can buy a bunch of additional stuff like MTS and try to find someone who knows those tools but with J2EE these are built-in.
In reality I saw the advent of .NET not as a challenge to J2EE but really as a play in the web services arena. Just my .02.
 
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Yeah, you can buy a bunch of additional stuff like MTS and try to find someone who knows those tools but with J2EE these are built-in. In reality I saw the advent of .NET not as a challenge to J2EE but really as a play in the web services arena. Just my .02.[/B]


MTS comes with the operating system. There is nothing to buy.
Rich
 
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