some architecture questions

hello,

I friend of mine, heavy user of albatross, says it has got two major
flaws.

As I think albatross is excellent piece of software, I would like your
opinion about these flaws:

-1: albatross cannot do database connection pooling, which kills the
server in a heavy-access situation. (Indeed, it it runs under apache,
and as apache is not multi-threaded, we cannot share sessions among
processes).

-2: albatross do not handle the "back" button, as it is based on a
"state machine" for page flow control. 

Any workarounds for these stuff would be of great interest to me.

thanks a lot,

Stan.

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