A Performance Comparison of Web Development Technologies to Distribute Multimedia across an Intranet
- Swales, D, Sewry, David, Terzoli, Alfredo
- Authors: Swales, D , Sewry, David , Terzoli, Alfredo
- Date: 2003
- Language: English
- Type: text , article
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/427501 , vital:72443 , https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Alfredo-Ter-zoli/publication/237337386_A_Performance_Comparison_of_Web_Development_Technologies_to_Distribute_Multimedia_across_an_Intranet/links/0c9605298fdf33d7c0000000/A-Performance-Comparison-of-Web-Development-Technologies-to-Distribute-Multimedia-across-an-Intranet.pdf
- Description: In recent years the World Wide Web has transformed into a dynamic, interactive medium, exposing a proliferation of on-line services that dis-tribute large quantities of multimedia. This has increased awareness of the need to select an appropriate Web programming technology when creating Webbased services. This paper compares three dynamic Web programming technologies from the point of view of performance in multimedia distribution. In particular, this paper examines Sun Microsys-tem’s Java Server Pages (JSP), Microsoft’s Active Server Page’s (ASP) and the more recent ASP .NET. The comparison is based on testing applications that distribute multiple images from an Oracle 9i database to Web-enabled clients. Previous research conducted by Oracle indi-cates that JSP and the underlying Java platform outperform ASP. The results in this paper, however, do not agree with Oracle’s statement as JSP tends to be marginally slower than ASP.
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A Performance Comparison of Web Development Technologies to Distribute Multimedia across an Intranet
- Authors: Swales, D , Sewry, David , Terzoli, Alfredo
- Date: 2003
- Language: English
- Type: text , article
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/427501 , vital:72443 , https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Alfredo-Ter-zoli/publication/237337386_A_Performance_Comparison_of_Web_Development_Technologies_to_Distribute_Multimedia_across_an_Intranet/links/0c9605298fdf33d7c0000000/A-Performance-Comparison-of-Web-Development-Technologies-to-Distribute-Multimedia-across-an-Intranet.pdf
- Description: In recent years the World Wide Web has transformed into a dynamic, interactive medium, exposing a proliferation of on-line services that dis-tribute large quantities of multimedia. This has increased awareness of the need to select an appropriate Web programming technology when creating Webbased services. This paper compares three dynamic Web programming technologies from the point of view of performance in multimedia distribution. In particular, this paper examines Sun Microsys-tem’s Java Server Pages (JSP), Microsoft’s Active Server Page’s (ASP) and the more recent ASP .NET. The comparison is based on testing applications that distribute multiple images from an Oracle 9i database to Web-enabled clients. Previous research conducted by Oracle indi-cates that JSP and the underlying Java platform outperform ASP. The results in this paper, however, do not agree with Oracle’s statement as JSP tends to be marginally slower than ASP.
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Asterisk: A converged tdm and packet-based communications system
- Authors: Penton, J , Terzoli, Alfredo
- Date: 2003
- Language: English
- Type: text , article
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/427547 , vital:72446 , https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/document?repid=rep1andtype=pdfanddoi=70080710a6f96bf1c071be14a8b21c17ff8cbc4d
- Description: Converged TDM and packet-based communications systems are a popular topic in computer science and telecommunications arenas. This paper discusses a system called Asterisk that is an open source hybrid TDM and packet voice platform. Asterisk is designed to interface any piece of telephony hardware or software with any telephony application. This makes Asterisk a powerful component that can be easily used in NGN softswitches, conferencing servers and Private Branch eXchanges (PBX). Asterisk has been deployed in the Rhodes University Computer Science Department’s VoIP environment and integrated with our existing H. 323 and SIP packet-based networks. This paper discusses the de-ployment of Asterisk, its interworking with our H. 323 and SIP networks and the functionality it offers in terms of a converged TDM and packet-based communications system.
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- Authors: Penton, J , Terzoli, Alfredo
- Date: 2003
- Language: English
- Type: text , article
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/427547 , vital:72446 , https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/document?repid=rep1andtype=pdfanddoi=70080710a6f96bf1c071be14a8b21c17ff8cbc4d
- Description: Converged TDM and packet-based communications systems are a popular topic in computer science and telecommunications arenas. This paper discusses a system called Asterisk that is an open source hybrid TDM and packet voice platform. Asterisk is designed to interface any piece of telephony hardware or software with any telephony application. This makes Asterisk a powerful component that can be easily used in NGN softswitches, conferencing servers and Private Branch eXchanges (PBX). Asterisk has been deployed in the Rhodes University Computer Science Department’s VoIP environment and integrated with our existing H. 323 and SIP packet-based networks. This paper discusses the de-ployment of Asterisk, its interworking with our H. 323 and SIP networks and the functionality it offers in terms of a converged TDM and packet-based communications system.
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