Re: Programming interface or tool
From: Dirk Bellemans <Dirk.Bellemans_at_skynet.belgium>
Date: Fri, 22 Oct 1999 22:22:09 +0200
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Date: Fri, 22 Oct 1999 22:22:09 +0200
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Tuxedo is expensive but fast. If (and only if) your server is running Microsoft Windows NT, MTS is the cheapest choice. Another alternative is a CORBA thing, for which you can write your middleware programs in Java (but that's no restriction, just an option).
Multi-tier is always more performant than ordinary client-server, but especially when well developed and when you have many short-lived connections and several servers, since middle ware gives you connection pooling and load balancing.
However, you 'll need the expertise to get the thing up and running, and that could be a problem nowadays.
-- Dirk Bellemans Modify email address to reply (use .be instead of .belgium) Lee Kang Won wrote in message <380C1BDA.9B580773_at_3rsoft.com>...Received on Fri Oct 22 1999 - 22:22:09 CEST
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>I'm going to make a program which works with Oracle DB.
>I want some information about performance as I have to handle
>records as many as over 10 million.
>I have experience on programming with OCI but some recommend
>using middle ware such as 'Tuxedo'.
>The most important factor is 'performance'.
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>Is OCI slow-running when working with apache?
>I'm considering loadable module.
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>I want some advice.