2006-06-15 12:20:57

Comparison for /Dev Articles / C Sharp Vs JSP of 2006-06-15 12:20:57 and 2006-06-17 12:39:31

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- C# has namespaces, packages and classes
- A namespace can have 0 or more packages
- A namespace, like a package can contain 0 or more classes
- I dont really use packages much, I tend to just write a series of classes directly in the namespace
How do they both handle sessions i.e. memory, file and database
- ASP.net lets you store in all three by changing a few options in your web.config file, obviously you have to configure the file or sql options a bit more.
- Since most applications I develop are aimed at small markets I tend to leave it set to memory. SQL sounds cool and adds another level of control of everything but I reckon the performance hit wouldnt be worth it for my current work.
- C# lets you communicate to almost any database using either premade components or via accessing the relevant sql classes.
- It doesnt let you bind objects to database rows like JSP (which is a pretty cool feature) but this kind of functionality can easily be programmed.
- Not all JSP setups support automatic binding anyway ;�)
- ASP.net is designed to run on a Windows platform although you have a choice of server to use.
- The Obvious server has to be IIS
- You can also use Apache via the CLI project, I do this and havent really had any problems with it. One thing that is a bit funky is using page rewriting in .net but there are workarounds.
- For other operating systems there are projects like Mono which handle porting .net. Mono says it handles Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X, Windows, and Unix. Pretty cool eh?
Not a question but a fact btw, developing in .net is FREE, using it in commercial projects is FREE, same goes for Direct X, its FREE. There seems to be a big misconception out there that you have to pay to use these SDKs. Their both available on the Microsoft site as free downloads.
Graphics – C# has Direct X, openGL and GDI amongst others, JSP has what again?
Hardware required i.e. .net runs ok any system that supports Windows / Windows? CE which covers loads of handheld devices. This is even counting the hardware you could use when implementing a system like Mono.
- For writing C# classes I use the Free Microsoft C# Express ide. Its a cutdown version of Visual Studio 2005 that is specifically taylored for C#. Theres different editions for the different .net languges as well as SQL.
- There are other IDEs out there but I havent felt the need to switch as the C# Express IDE handles all my needs.
- The other “big” contender to Visual Studio is Borland C# Builder, I'm not fond of its price tag though
- Code by hand, I like writing the HTML and CSS with Crimson Editor and the relevant syntax highlighting files
- C# uses events, delegates and properties i.e. getters n setters
- As long as the permissions and security options have been set correctly you can do pretty much anything
- .net is on roughly its 3rd version now; v1, v1.1 and v2 so its still kinda a new kid on the block how
- Can do it all since you can access various hardware interfaces via .net
- Can link them to graphics systems such as Direct X
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2006-06-15 12:10:09

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2006-06-15 12:07:40

Comparison for /Dev Articles / C Sharp Vs JSP of 2006-06-15 12:07:40 and 2006-06-15 12:10:09

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Language updates i.e. .net has had 3 JSP has had more
Multimedia i.e. web cams, mics and cameras
Security
- HTML form submissions
- File system protection
- Hack prevention

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2006-06-15 12:06:35

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Might do it via email, that way its already partially transcribed plus everyone can answer in their own time

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Might do it via email, that way its already partially transcribed

2006-06-15 02:55:22

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C# Namespaces vs JSPs whatever
Session stage handling i.e. memory, file and database
Deployability i.e. JSP needs a container but can run on lots of OS combos whereas C# doesnt need a container but can only be run on Windows out of the box
Database Communications, data binding
Server compatibility i.e. apache, IIS etc
Graphics – C# has Direct X, openGL and GDI, JSP has something or other...
Hardware required i.e. .net runs ok any system that supports Windows / Windows? CE
IDEs
Screw IDEs, what about hand coding?
Tag interaction i.e. how you get/set tag data

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