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I have long been facinated with the way that order management systems work, and I'm looking at creating a simple system as a project I'm working on.  I'm using PHP to create the front-end but have a few questions regarding the best method for processing the data.

My question is this: What backend programming language should I use?

My thoughts:

  • It should be fast
  • It should be multi-platform (Widnows and Linux) with little to no rewriting of the code
  • The langauge should be simple but powerful (like PHP)
  • Ideally, you don't need to recompile when making changes

I am thinking of using a langauge like Java or using TomCat but what are your thoughts?  Has anybody done something like this?

Is the PHP CLI powerfull/fast enough to do something like this?

Why can't you use php?

Do you mean a normal PHP page or the PHP-CLI?

 

Depends what you mean for processing orders?

I'm talking about backend processing like generating pick-notes,  creating customer invoices/statements overnight, etc.  These are jobs that I don't want to run at order entry say, but at set intervals throughout the day.

 

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