Hello,
I really need some advice here... I've got a basic e-commerce project running which is not using any template everything is newly written code.. so this project is in PHP...
Now I have of course ongoing task lists with new features for this project, and with the new task list, my programmer tells me:
It seems you are going to have more and more complex features... it is very difficult to do the kind of functionalities in php and its little easy to do in the technologies jasp & servlets
He says: "when we use jsp and servlets (its a JAVA technology) then there are hunderds of framework like Spring, Hibernate, Struts which provide lot of feature like abstraction from the database layer, segretting view from the backhand logic, different view for the different users and many more..."
THE PROBLEM: He tells me now that in order to change from PHP to JSP & SERVLETS basically the complete coding of the website has to be redone, this would cost quite a lot of money.. I wish I was told the importance of JSP & SERVLETS for rather complicated systems more early...
Does anyone have any recommendations regarding that? Any tips? Any alternatives to JSP & Servlets that are good and maybe don't require a complete recoding, because of incompatibility with PHP?
I really need some advice here... I've got a basic e-commerce project running which is not using any template everything is newly written code.. so this project is in PHP...
Now I have of course ongoing task lists with new features for this project, and with the new task list, my programmer tells me:
It seems you are going to have more and more complex features... it is very difficult to do the kind of functionalities in php and its little easy to do in the technologies jasp & servlets
He says: "when we use jsp and servlets (its a JAVA technology) then there are hunderds of framework like Spring, Hibernate, Struts which provide lot of feature like abstraction from the database layer, segretting view from the backhand logic, different view for the different users and many more..."
THE PROBLEM: He tells me now that in order to change from PHP to JSP & SERVLETS basically the complete coding of the website has to be redone, this would cost quite a lot of money.. I wish I was told the importance of JSP & SERVLETS for rather complicated systems more early...
Does anyone have any recommendations regarding that? Any tips? Any alternatives to JSP & Servlets that are good and maybe don't require a complete recoding, because of incompatibility with PHP?