Date: 08/12/99
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On Thu, 12 Aug 1999, Andres K?tt wrote:
>
> ... can PHP3/4 handle? Provided we have an Apache server and
> appropriate hardware, can PHP handle a load of >200 simultaneous
> connections? I have developed some small-scale PHP apps, but now we
> are looking for a tool to create heavily loaded database solutions for
> the web. By the way, does PHP know CORBA?
With the appropriate hardware, PHP can handle loads like that. The
question is really how much hardware is "appropriate"? It'll all depend
on how much code has to be parsed and how heavy processing is done. It
sounds to me like you need PHP 4.0 and ZendPersistentRegistry.
PHP does currently not know CORBA, but several people have expressed
interst in implementing it.
- Stig
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