[Zope] Tomcat vs Zope

[Craeg K. Strong]

Well, I wrote a review comparing Zope and Cocoon2.   Cocoon2 is a
servlet that runs on top of tomcat and
publishes XML documents using XSLT transformer pipelines
--not exactly what you asked.... but it might still be somewhat useful?

http://arielpartners/content/public/topics/technology/technologyReviews/zopeVsCocoon

BTW, if you are "stuck" doing Java and really miss your interpreter, try 
beanshell

http://arielpartners/content/public/topics/technology/technologyReviews/beanshell

or, of course, Jython:   http://www.jython.org

HTH,

--Craeg

fsd fds wrote:

>ok ok, I know, I don't want to start a holy war here.
>
>I've been using Zope for a while, and I love python, 
>but I see many people moving towards java/jsp/tomcat.
>I've studied java, but never liked too much, and so
>I tried to avoid it. But with all this "momentum"  
>behind it, I think I might give it a try.
>
>Of course, being this a zope list, I know i'll get
>more positive opinions about the zope platform,
>but I'd like to hear from people who have tried
>both zope and tomcat: 
>
>* what are the strenghts and weakness of both 
>  platforms?         
>                                         
>* is it possible to have something like the
>  Zope Management Interface for Tomcat?
>
>* is tomcat web development object oriented as
>  the zope one (I just love having objects
>  that talk to each other and produce the
>  pages. Makes design much easier and powerful)
>
>well, thanks in advance to the great zope community!
>
>   
>Joe
>
>
>
>
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