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I’ve decided to use PHP 4.1.1 and MySql to develop my site running on Tomcat using Microsoft-IIS/6.0, the latter details being meaningless to me as i haven’t a clue what that does or doesn’t mean. Also, i’m using ADOdb to talk to MySql and any existing customer database ii may have to deal with in the future.
Anyway, i have no real problems with the coding, i’ve taken a procedural approach despite this version of PHP supporting modularisation. Although my coding is primitive by experienced developers standards it is suprisingly brief and functions adequately.
My concern now is how and where my set-up will deal with multiple concurrent user requests which i assume is thread handling. I’m also concerned about bottlenecking of the database and Tomcats capabilities (would Apache be better?). Finally, if by some miracle anything i produce needs scaling what support does my set-up provide? Excuse the volume of questions but i’m a bit of a novice in at the deep end.

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@bokehNov 06.2005 — Why have you choosen to use such an antiquated version of PHP?
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@LiLcRaZyFuZzYNov 06.2005 — Plus, why such an hybrid developement environement?

Install PHP (latest to make bokeh smile again), MySQL and [url=http://httpd.apache.org/]Apache[/url] (which is more widely used for php than tomcat)
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@chazzyNov 06.2005 — Tomcat's good for servlets (Java) and datasources.

Using IIS and any flavor of Apache is redundant - IIS is a web server.

Your concerned about scalability. If you're determined to stick with open source:

the PEAR drivers allow for datasource connections.

http://pear.php.net/package/Structures_DataGrid/docs/latest/Structures_DataGrid/Structures_DataGrid_DataSource.html

Tomcat allows for datasources to be created

http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.0-doc/jndi-datasource-examples-howto.html

The version of PHP you're using is minute - you just want to make sure that you're using a copy that has been tested and has no significant bugs. You might want to consider 4.4.1 (you might actually have that and had a typo...)

But definitely using datasources should put your worries of bottlenecking to rest, but unfortunately I have never done it w/ PHP (Java only..and even that was a while ago). Good luck!
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