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PHP V. Java	by Psyop	2005-05-04 04:30:37
I am setting up an Intranet for approx 100 users. As the user base is small, the turn around time for new applications is small, and my one on-site developer is a wiz at it, I picked PHP as having the best bang for the buck. I am receiving unexpected static from some; ok one, of the programming managers. He is pushing Java. I have no problem with Java but the arguments he is using seem a bit suspect to me. Can anybody give me a bit of insight into the following? PHP has no built in user security or session management PHP has no built in support for sessions or user security PHP Can scale only to a point, after which expansion and maintenance becomes expensive I have not used PHP (went the old management track and can no longer pretend to be a developer) but this sounds fairly unsound. Any advice welcome.
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About sessions:	by Scirocco	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Thanks for the Reference (n/t)	by Psyop	2005-05-04 11:19:54
Well...	by Arachnid	2005-05-04 04:39:17
I think when the scaling is supposed to kick in	by ToLazyToThink	2005-05-04 09:21:32
Sessions can be server-independant with PHP too (n (n/t)	by Arachnid	2005-05-04 15:11:38
Is he talking about servlets or applets?	by MrTrick	2005-05-04 04:49:46
Hmm.	by zeitnot	2005-05-04 05:08:34
I forgot - a word of caution	by zeitnot	2005-05-04 05:14:55
"their own language extensions"	by ToLazyToThink	2005-05-04 09:10:44
In other words.	by buzzin	2005-05-04 05:22:06
As everyone else has said	by tigermouse	2005-05-04 06:34:00
And if you use PHP within a Fusebox 4 framework...	by rorajoey	2005-05-04 07:25:54
I'd say PHP	by placidpsychosis	2005-05-04 09:13:20
Good Stuff, Thanks	by Psyop	2005-05-04 11:32:40

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