BSP, Webdynpro, Java - Pros / Cons

In the past I made programs using BSP and ABAP. I read a lot of webdynpros and know about the advantages comparing to BSP. But are there also disadvantes?
And what's about the Java technology? I read a lot about the Java technology using SAP. But now a customer asked me to explain why he should use Netweaver with the J2EE-engine.
Is it possible to give me some pros  and cons for
a) Java
b) Webdynpro
comparing to the development of BSP-pages with ABAP(Objects)?

First of all another major "difference" between Webdynpro and BSP/JSP beside the UI control is the fact that Webdynpro is always stateful.  BSP/JSP have the advantage of being able to program stateful/stateless (or switch between the two).  Stateless applications can be very useful when creating internet facing highly scalable applications.  However when creating business transactions for a smaller group of users, stateful is acceptable.
Now to ABAP vs. Java. One real world advantage that ABAP has over Java currently is that nearly all the backend business data and logic is contained on the ABAP side of the world.  Although you can access this logic and data with Java, ABAP obviously has an easier time doing so.  Look at ABAP WebDynpro for instance.  If you are creating a WDA component on ECC 6.0 you excellent built in functionality for Value Help.  You also can just use Open SQL in your Model Class and avoid any complications that might come from Adaptive RFC.  I'm not saying that there is anything wrong with the Java tools.  Adaptive RFC is actually quite impressive.  However ABAP has the simple advantage of being closer to the application data/logic.  Although SAP is working hard to bring the java Development and Transport environment up to the same level as the ABAP world, it is hard to ignore the close relationship between ABAP and the underlying Busines Logic.  ESA enablement will help fill that gap in the future, but can't close it all together. 
However none of the gaps that I discussed are insurmountable.  I think the final decision does come back to what programming language are you and your group most comfortable working in and supporting.  In the long term you will create better applications by leveraging the skills sets that you have than trying to force yourself into a environment that you/your group isn't comfortable with.

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