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Posted by Dawson on 09/04/07 06:46
On 4 Sep, 07:30, Lammi <Lorenz.Lammersd...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 3 Sep., 21:43, Dawson <costel...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > A client of ours with a large ecommerce shop is looking at moving to
> > Joomla...
>
> > The question is:
>
> > Is Joomla ready for large critical enterprise e-commerce
> > application(s), with white-labelling and all the features, stability
> > and security you would expect to come with it?
>
> > Can you point me to a case-study/url/source(s) for your opinion.
>
> > Thank you for your time in advance.
>
> no, it isn't. i've played around with joomla because we were looking
> for a enterprise, easy to use, multilanguage and multisite cms. my
> company thought about typo3, but the people who'll use the cms aren't
> able to handle typo3.
>
> the only point joomla matches is "easy to use".
>
> the reason why we kicked it out: you need a hack to make it multisite-
> ready. that's absurd, i don't wanna install an extra-cms for every
> single domain (and we've a lot of domains!) and i don't wanna use not-
> supported, inofficial hacks in my companys cms. there is a huge list
> of vulnerabilities in joomla (most of them in addons, not in joomla-
> core).
>
> if you're able to script jsp, take a look at opencms. if you've time
> and you're cold blooded, get typo3 (it's an awful monster...). if
> you're working on a really large ecommerce-system, take a deeper look
> on some commercial products, f. e. livelink.
Thank you everyone, I'm going to try and formulate something this
morning from all you comments. I really appreciate you taking the time
to respond, some great stuff here.
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