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Microsoft .NET or Java 2 Enterprise Edition: Is it just a Question of Platforms and Languages?

Overview One of the most debated subjects in the application development arena is that of the application server. Application servers house crucial and often mission-critical e-commerce applications (B2C, B2B, B2E) and EAI, CRM and others. The question is whether to go Microsoft or not, single or multi-vendor, single or multi-platform, multi-programming language or Java alone. In effect, the debate is whether to go with the new Microsoft .NET platform or Sun's Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE), or perhaps a hybrid of the two. This paper tries to help to decide on this issue.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	CGI	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2003	Downloads	56
Format	White Papers
Topics	J2EE, Application Servers, .NET

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