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Old 09-19-02, 11:44
EricEscalante EricEscalante is offline
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Cool ASP for Transactional Systems

Greetings,
Do you guys recommend using ASP for a transaction system i.e. validated inserts and updates, multiple lookups, etc. or a development tool like 4d, coldfusion, do it in Java?

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Old 09-19-02, 12:15
rnealejr rnealejr is offline
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Each one of the languages you reference (ASP, Java, Coldfusion) will work just fine. You really have to answer that for yourself. Some questions would be which one am I most familiar with, how much time will it take to generate code with each language (Java being the most time consuming of the group). Also, for coldfusion, are you using a coldfusion server ?
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Old 09-19-02, 12:39
EricEscalante EricEscalante is offline
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[Thanks for the reply. We currently don't have Coldfusion nor any other tool. We are comming from host-based programming (via telnet) straight to GUI development, and we are evaluating wich tool to use to make web apps that comply to our needs: speed, control, usability.
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