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This answer on Stackoverflow explains it: http://stackoverflow.com/a/401999/8954 http://stackoverflow.com/a/401999/8954
by DrJokepu 14y ago
This answer on Stackoverflow explains it: http://stackoverflow.com/a/401999/8954 http://stackoverflow.com/a/401999/8954
- kyberias 14y agoSorry, no, it doesn't explain it at all! I already know COM+ is delivered on Windows 2000 and above. But the TPC benchmark table talks about AIX, which is a Unix, not Windows! Why do they say AIX, not Windows if they're running COM+?
- DrJokepu 14y ago"In fact, it's usually used as the TP monitor in TPC-C benchmark systems because it's more efficient than .Net or Java and much cheaper than Tuxedo or Encina (which reduces the $/TPM)."
- kyberias 14y agoSo are they running Windows boxes but it's nowhere to be seen? Only AIX is mentioned.