Re: Apache Web Server to Informix

jeffso@lucent.com writes: > Stability - quit good as long as you test your program carefully > before you > put it out for public access. > Performance - Technically, it is slow because it is interpret language, > but when you take into the account that network connection, > database connection etc, it may become insignificant when > there is not much traffic. But once you talk about million > hits, that is different story. > Support - You have to rely on your developers, Perl and DBI are GNU > stuff, > no formal support. > > But since you are starting this from beginning, why not take a look at > some serious tools. BTW, the following combination will be fun too : You might want to check out using the apache mod perl, it put the perl interpreter into apache itself, which speeds it up alot, as perl just compiles each script once. Its suposed to be quite good. There are support contracts for perl if you want one (http://www.perl.com) and it has very few bugs. Good Luck with perl --Zach Kessin > > Browser -> apache -> servlet -> JDBC -> Informix > > > Jeff So. > > > ]Steve Berg wrote: > > > > We currently run an Apache Web Server on our Sequent. Upto now we use > > the web server to display static pages on our intranet. We would like to > > have the web server connect to our Informix engine. The Informix WIO (Web > > Intergration Option) is not available on our current platform. What other > > choices are there for connecting the web server to Infomrix? > > > > I am aware of the: > > Perl, DBI, DBD::Informix method. > > Does anyone have any experience using this? Stability, Performance, > > Support? Does anyone use this in a production 24x7 environment? > > > > Platform: Sequent SE80 - 16cpu - Dynix 4.1 > > Informix: 7.13.UC2X1 > > > > Stephen Berg > > Neuberger & Berman LLC > > spb@nb.com