Is this true regarding Python's limitation?
Robert
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Thu Sep 21 17:13:20 EDT 2000
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oooo...a Python URban Legand....er that makes it a PURL for Python...snicker snicker "Alex" <cut_me_out at hotmail.com> wrote in message news:etdya0ltzzu.fsf at hodge-podge.mit.edu... > > > Someone told me that the reason Java is better than Python for server- > > side CGI is because where Java uses one process and creates threads for > > each user's access, Python creates sperate processes for each user's > > CGI access. So using Python would greatly limit and perhaps crash a > > server. > > > > Is this true? > > No. Check out FastCGI, for instance. > > Alex. > > -- > Speak softly but carry a big carrot. >
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