[TYPO3-english] typo3 sites and enterprise applications

[Riadh]

Sorry I haven't explained.
I'm newbie in typo3 and php and I m a student (engineer) working on an 'End 
of studies project'.
An enterprise located in Europe and Tunisia (in Africa) has an intranet in 
typo3 and wants to create another intranet for the site in Tunisia. So I 
have to develop some applications in "X" technology to be accessed from the 
typo3 intranet site in Tunisia - and possibly from the other intranet in 
Europe-. All the developed applications must be integrated in the typo3 
intranet.


Which architecture should I use J2ee or dot.net Vs php?
At least I know that it is a choice based on several criteria like needs, 
cost .etc.
I have found in the web that JSP+servlet is equivalent to php but EJB 
possibilities aren't supported by php.

I m not an expert and I don't have preferences for any architecture. I just 
need to know the most appropriate one for typo3. Normally it would be php 
because typo3 is in php. But I can use also web services technology with 
j2ee or .NET!

A big number of enterprises now need j2ee or dot.net developers. And for me 
as a student who will be seeking for a job lately, may be it s better to 
choose j2ee for example! Don't you agree?

To be clear, for the moment I don't have any idea about :
-	The choice of  the architecture of applications to be working on a typo3 
intranet
-	The way to integrate my applications even if I choose finally php!!

Best regards
Riadh



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From: "Dmitry Dulepov" <dmitry at typo3.org>
Sent: Friday, April 10, 2009 8:27 PM
Newsgroups: typo3.english
To: <typo3-english at lists.netfielders.de>
Subject: Re: [TYPO3-english] typo3 sites and enterprise applications

> Hi!
>
> Riadh wrote:
>> Is it possible or not to integrate this frameworks with typo3 through
>> extensions or directly through php ? It will not create problems in the
>> CMS?
>
> It depends on how it is integrated :)
>
>> I can not understand why in typo3 documentation there is no information
>> about integrating web services or enterprise application in general.
>
> Why should it be there? :)
>
>> Don't you think Dmitry that integrating applications in the web sites or
>> the intranet sites is fundamental ?
>
> I think PHP is good enough for writing enterprise applications. I used to 
> code in Java for several years and all the time Java was absolutely bad 
> for server side programming (slow, resource-hungry, poor performance, 
> etc). I prefer PHP for such work. I would never use .NET or Java for 
> server side programming.
>
>> And don't you think that for a developer it's a key information?
>
> I did not understand the question.
>
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