If everyone could gather around for a minute or two. We are looking at switching from a propriatary JSP/JS/Java based system and going to PHP as our ecommerce system. We currently have Oracle db and hosted on Sun equiptment, which we are in for another 3 years, although upgrades are planned. We hate the current system, it was picked for us in a closed room environment. We have been looking to get off ever since we launched, actually even before we launched. I have been developing in PHP before I got this job and advised against the vendor that we had, now I want to develop my own system. This is the backend systems we have. One system that I'm not to sure of is MQ Series, can PHP tie into that, or would we have to work around that, MQ messages back and forth with our legacy system to give a real-time connection to our actual customer and inventory and order processing pieces, although some C++ code sits between that and the JS layer. Another concern is how well does Sun and PHP get along, we have these nice boxes that is actually handleing the memory hog that we have now, and I know that we couldnt just dump the servers. Anyone have an idea on a site that processes between 150-250 orders and averages $65k a day, if PHP and MySQL can handle that, or would I have to go to something like MSSQL (I know I know MS and PHP .. hahahahahaha). All and any suggestions are welcome.
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