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More Perl or More Java for Our Prototyping?by PerlSearcher (Novice) |
on Jul 17, 2007 at 21:51 UTC ( [id://627135]=perlquestion: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
PerlSearcher has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question: We are developing a prototyping for a research project about "highway traffic monitoring and intelligence routing."
We are using Windows XP and looking for simple and stable technologies.
We try to avoid using those fancy but over-complicated and unstable stuff (which are more for enterprise applications) so that we don't spend most of our time on debugging techstack issues.
Here is what we need to do:
----Continuously collecting information from a set of web pages and store data into an Oracle database
----Define a set of rules for analysis
----Perform some statistic and calculation (not so heavy)
----Draw some graphs to show the current situation and possible routings
----Have GUI for user interaction (don't need to be fancy) for query the situations and the page to be refreshed by itself
----No requirement for the system to be used for volume user
----It is fine that the application only can be accessed on my PC. If it is not too trouble, make it accessible through web.
Please kindly provide insight or advice. We are quite open to other options not listed below.
For database accessing, using Perl DBI or Java JDBC?
For business logic, using Perl or Java?
For GUI, using Perl CGI, Perl/Tk, Java Swing, or Java JSF?
For drawing graphs, using Java?
We will also use SQL, PL/SQL, and some data warehouse technologies.
Thanks a lot
PerlSearcher
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