Does JTransit behave just like my old, proprietary app server?
Yes. JTransit behaves the same, but our tests show it to be more responsive, reliable and scalable. There may be some differences due to bugs in your old application server which are not present in JTransit. Typically, your application files (.taf, .cfml, .vm, etc.): • accept an HTTP-request; • post another HTTP-request; • process the templates with nested includes; • fetch data from the database using stored procedures; • and use variables that are assigned earlier in the same file. The source file consists of a string of objects like this; if you run a source (.taf, .cfml, .vm, etc.) file through the JTransit Compiler, the resulting program be able to perform all the magic described above, and produce a dynamic web-page just like your old proprietary application server.
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