Mighty Monquedillos,

I was wondering if anyone had any advice or recommendations on finding a stable, extensible eCom cart/ fullfillment system using mySQL and Perl?

My client is preparing to get online with what might be best described as a "mall" where it would be helpful to be able to house 5 or 6 stores with their own stock and fulfillment stuff but also be able to search across stores, etc. They are willing and able to pay but we have to have a system we can hack to suit. Closed 'hosted' solutions are not an option for us.

Any recommendations?

I have read Shopping Cart, Who needs shopping carts?, and also My favorite cartoon.

Any advice is greatly appreciated.


TIA
jg
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In reply to Pure Perl eCom cart/fullfillment system? by jerrygarciuh

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