Comparison of Java and C++ for server-based application
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Hello all! I am interested in your opinion about what server-based application technology shall I choose. My doubts are between Java and C++. What I have to do is a server-based application with multiple connections and what I need is rapidity in query processing, this is really a vital part of everything. The main factors for comparison are: • Network communication via unix socketing; • Ease of DataBase management (Since now I have chosen Firebird due to the agile license); • Internal application data structures In one hand, Java is pretty easy to me and I would be much more productive than in C++. Furthermore, I read that with the latest versions of Frameworks, languages(e.g. Java 6), etc, the difference in rapidity has been reduced to not more than 15%. So, my question is, does it worth the efforts to do it the hard, but qualitative way, in C++, or I can use Java without worries and achieve the same effect with less resources, without losing quickness in query processing. I would like to choose the right technology and architecture, so I am not soon or later going to be sorry for my choice, when I face a problem, which is not offered a solution by the technology I use. What do you think? Penko
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Hello all! I am interested in your opinion about what server-based application technology shall I choose. My doubts are between Java and C++. What I have to do is a server-based application with multiple connections and what I need is rapidity in query processing, this is really a vital part of everything. The main factors for comparison are: • Network communication via unix socketing; • Ease of DataBase management (Since now I have chosen Firebird due to the agile license); • Internal application data structures In one hand, Java is pretty easy to me and I would be much more productive than in C++. Furthermore, I read that with the latest versions of Frameworks, languages(e.g. Java 6), etc, the difference in rapidity has been reduced to not more than 15%. So, my question is, does it worth the efforts to do it the hard, but qualitative way, in C++, or I can use Java without worries and achieve the same effect with less resources, without losing quickness in query processing. I would like to choose the right technology and architecture, so I am not soon or later going to be sorry for my choice, when I face a problem, which is not offered a solution by the technology I use. What do you think? Penko
Check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Java_and_C%2B%2B[^] and www.objectmentor.com/resources/articles/javacpp.pdf[^]
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