Folks... I am so excited about the latest developments, I almost peed
myself. I have been holding out for years on upgrading... pretty much
because I spent so much on the Corporate Server. But, since there seems to
be new life being pumped into the product, I am seriuosly considering
buying, at the minimum, 2 professional servers. The reason for this post is
I have some concerns. I am still using Witango 2000 and very happy with it.
I have it installed on 3 servers and never really had any issues. 2 of the
servers are Win2k and one is a 2003. We run about 70 websites, some getting
about a half million visits per month. I also have some very important
corporate clients that are very critical  when it comes to uptime, speed,
etc. (yeah, I know... but corporate america can be kind of dumb when it
comes to this stuff... still running such an old version). Nothing is
clustered, all servers are dedicated to specific sites. All tie into a
single database server.

Anyway, I am going to be purchasing a few Windows Servers and would like to
load the new platform on them. I know there are some adjustments that will
need to be made. I believe that one of these is setting the default scope of
all unscoped variables to user... is that correct? What I need to know is
any other caveats that some of you may have run into. (i.e. do I actually
have to open and save each taf before they will work with a new server?) I
am thinking of porting 1 site at a time. I will have the luxury of having
new servers configured and ready to go along with the old servers.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I just landed some pretty hefty
contracts and would like to keep using Witango as it is my program of choice
for almost all of our development. I also would like to try to get Witango
into the mainsteam a bit more, too. Not sure how to do this, but I would
think if we could put our collective heads together, we might be able to
come up with something. I do work for some very big corporations and, though
I don't want to drop any names here, I might be able to get them to support
the product a bit. Not sure how to approach them, just thinking out loud.
Endoresements maybe? I am not sure how this stuff works.

Thanks!




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