The other thing with java is that, it creates this large
sandbox environment, which is fantastic for running high
performance applications.
You have things like database connection pools, XSLT
processors etc..all available on demand for your application.
When you have lots and lots of little sites, which don't get
large amounts of traffic, you have all these services sitting
idle in memory waiting to be used.
You don't need to tell me, I've been looking for sites that offer Java
hosting, and many providers won't touch it for all these reasons. Just as
PHP seems to have an upper limit as to what it can be used for, Java seems
to have a lower limit...
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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