> Yes, please post your success stories here (...) I am more than happy being now able to add the new nice reference. Please, patch my English where necessary...
Polish internet bank named Inteligo (http://www.inteligo.pl) recently migrated its transactional web service (the application used by the bank clients to make different kinds of payment orders, check account balances etc) from complicated Java-based solution to the modperl application. The application implements web frontend to the business services implemented by the main bank system and accessed via the bank middleware. It is worth mentioning that the application constitute the main access channel for the bank clients. After a few days of productional use the application is perceived to be much faster and lighter than the one previously used. Two words of warning: - inteligo 'informational' website (the pages visible under www.inteligo.pl) still use PHP and probably will continue to, - don't treat this as easy 'perl is faster than Java' claim, there was a lot of design and programming work behind the new application... Being a person who suggested using this technology and worked in a core development team I can admit that modperl fulfilled myp erformance expectations and allowed to develop complicated application fairly quickly. Thanks to all the people who developed this nice piece of software and its documentation and to everyone who answered my and my colleagues questions during the project. PS If only someone had some idea how to solve the DSO/Tru64 problem...
