[plt-scheme] just starting, comming from j2ee

Hello all, 

I'm just starting with Lisp/Scheme. My day job is all
about Java/J2EE (Servlets, EJB, ...) and I want to set
up  something equivalent to that only using
Lisp/Scheme.

I have evaluated several implementation and so far my
candidates are CLisp and PLT Scheme (I need to be able
to deploy on Windows). They are close, but I like that
PLT have support for threads and libraries for
XML/HTML. 

With CLisp the solution would be to use Apache +
mod_lisp or fastCGI.

My question is, how would the architecture be with
PLT? Behind Apache with some equivalent to mod_lisp?
(I know PLT has its own web server but I understand is
not too secure so far.)
 
Is it posible to build a *high performance*, *highly
scalable* web site (say, Amazon) using PLT? With
continuations for linear flow control, or they will
kill performance?

How the performance would compare with my reference:
J2EE? Say BEA Weblogic. 

I know the app will have to be drastically different
(beyond syntax) but what I want is to get a sense of
where are the limits and what is the applicability of
PLT for production enterprise sotfware.

Thank you for any help.
Jaime




		
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