Pete,1. I don't know exactly the essentials of ActiveMQ, for example the
persistence with server outages (is the queue stored on disk?). The
advantage of using Zend_Queue is that it doesn't matter. Just one line
of code change (or configuration file) and another type of queue is
usedI zeroed in on this because ActiveMQ is supported by Zend_Queue and is an implementation of JMS, which is necessary for compatibility with Intalio. I believe ActiveMQ uses MySQL for persistence. I may have misunderstood something though as I had only a cursory look.2. We are using MySQL for SUM. Sqlite is a server/fileformat that can
be accessed with sql-like statements. (sqlite.org). I think that MySQL
is the easiest.MySQL it is then.--
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The New Year is here and nobody seems to have accepted the challenge, so today I looked a bit into it.