Tamra,
For large applications, I would start with Cold Fusion as the language
and then
either go with:
a) NT, MS SQL, Netscape Server (haven't been impressed with IIS)
b) Unix (solaris flavour), Netscape, Sybase
For solution b) take a look at http://www.tristarweb.com and for
solution a) you
might want to check out http://www.minerva.net (I deal with them).
Minerva also
has a unix, Cold Fusion, mySQL (or msql can't remember) solution.
You can check out the CF site at http://www.coldfusion.com and see some
of the
heavy systems it's running on now.
Tamra R. Heathershaw-Hart wrote:
> My husband and partner would like to pick the brains of all the
techies on
> our list. Those of you who could care less about servers, databases,
or the
> whole NTvsUnix debate might as well skip this whole message....
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