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PHP V. Java	by Psyop	2005-05-04 04:30:37
Well...	by Arachnid	2005-05-04 04:39:17
> PHP has no built in user security or session management > PHP has no built in support for sessions or user security I don't know what you mean by 'user security', but PHP does have built in session management functionality. > PHP Can scale only to a point, after which expansion and maintenance becomes expensive No more or less so than Java. Admittedly, PHP has extra overhead in that the server has to interpret the script instead of interpreting bytecode (or even just machine code in the case of JIT), but there are php 'caches' that will tokenize the script once to save doing it with each hit. Both PHP and Java can be scaled to multi-node deployments in the same manner. Besides, with 100 users this is unlikely to be a problem.
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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

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