>From: Paul J Stevens >Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2011 1:22 PM >Subject: Re: [tryton] Integrating Tryton into an ecommerce platform > >On 04/03/2011 05:48 PM, gnordli wrote: > >> Is Tryton able to handle the payment transaction management? > > >That's what I use it for: > >manage partners, contact information, etc. >manage products, prices, product descriptions, >generate invoices and invoice lines >generate account moves when a payment is confirmed, and set the invoice >status to paid, or create a canceling credit note when the payment fails. >generate PDF versions of the invoices using reportlab which are showable >in the web-client. > >I chose proteus to connect the shop to tryton over xmlrpc, but you can >also use trytond directly as an egg if you use a python web framework. > >Haven't yet tested the jsonrpc interface... should be interesting. > >Tryton also has support for multiple companies in a single database, >which I also use - though I only track two companies, nothing fancy. > >Would be interesting to see if it would scale up to say hundreds of >completely unrelated companies... Performance on the ORM layer would >probably be the main roadblock - I suspect. > >
Thanks Paul. We are planning on using django to build out the web side of the business. Scalability is one of my main concerns; though I should have clarified there will be only one company, but we want to facilitate the sale of products/services by 3rd party companies. We then need to track the receipt of money, and pay out a % of the total amount of the transaction to the 3rd party. How well does Tryton scale? Will it be able to handle 100s of transactions per second? Any input on how well Tryton would scale compared to OpenERP? As well, I am looking for implementation and custom coding support. Geoff -- [email protected] mailing list
