I'm asking the list cause we have a project to build a web app (in house) that has grown in scope, quadrupled in size. I've seen many references to SQL on this list so I just _knew_ this would be the place to ask. Currently we are looking into using PHP, WebObjects, or JSP. I'd like to get Zope in the running. PHP can handle it and I like PHP, WebObjects seems to missing available information so I don't know much. JSP, well I don't think the parties pushing for JSP can even tell me if they want to use something like jserver, JavaBeans, or what not. When I asked them if they considered Enhydra, they knew not of what I spoke... I believe Zope can do what we need. We plan to use the server to serve up approx 200 pages, pull downs and trees will be populated with query results, pages will be personalized, all the general web app stuff. The server must be able to support upto 40k requests per day. All content will come from the SQL server (we are looking at Sybase and Oracle I'm open to suggestions). SQL will be the heavy lifter using compiled in functions for queriying tables with well over 100k records. I like the SQL connectors in Zope, they are easy to use and customize. Basicly Zope must just maintain sessions, render charts from SQL results, and populate the page with data on request. My question is this, has anyone built a web app in Zope this large? Will you share your experience with