Steve,
we've developed a bunch of web sites using our Xware web site management
system. From my experience, combination of apache+mod_perl+Mason+PostgreSQL
is a good choice. I don't think you need C/C++ backend. What's the win ?
Properly tuned apache+mod_perl has a great performance while being flexible.
Oleg
On Tue, 18 Jun 2002, Steve Atkins wrote:
> If there's a more appropriate forum to ask this, feel free to point
> me at it.
>
> I'm looking for a decent web application framework that has good
> support for PostgreSQL (as opposed to the many that only support
> MySQL well, and other databases kinda, if at all).
>
> In the past I've looked at AOLServer/OpenACS, Apache/ColdFusion,
> Apache/php and various java based setups. None of them are in the
> running, for reasons that come down to personal prejudice as much
> as anything else.
>
> So... I'm probably looking for something with a C/C++ backend[1] or
> something Apache/mod_perl/{template-toolkit/Mason} based, more likely
> the latter.
>
> Has anyone done this, and have any opinions on how which systems are
> worth considering, given that I'll be using a PostgreSQL backend.
>
> Cheers,
> Steve
>
> [1] http://samspade.org/ is running on a custom webserver highly
> integrated with PostgreSQL, using C++ servlets to generate
> all the content. I'm toying with open-sourcing it, under the
> same license as postgresql. Any opinions on that?
>
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Regards,
Oleg
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