Switching from ASP to JSP/PHP

[Sundar]

I would say, it depends on what type of development you are planning to 
do. If it is a simple web site, I would say PHP. But if you are planning 
to implement complex enterprise wide intranet/internet service I will 
surely do it with Java/JSP. It has very robust frameworks and scales 
really well with Web frameworks like Struts and Velocity.

For moving into JSP you need to learn Java. JSP is just a way of 
embedding Java in html.

Sundar

Tom Achtenberg wrote:

>Just wondering if any of you have any experience in switching from using ASP pages on SQL Server to using either JSP or PHP on Apache with PostgreSQL?  Would it be better to just keep the ASP and use something like ChiliSoft on the Apache?  Which is easier to learn JSP or ASP for someone with a basis in ASP?
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