JEESZ module development documentation

Take electronic commerce system configuration management as an example, teach you how to build JEESZ module project

1. Create table

Create table jeesz_eb_global_config for e-commerce system configuration

SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0;

— Table structure for jeesz_eb_global_config

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS jeesz_eb_global_config;

CREATE TABLE jeesz_eb_global_config (

Id varchar(64) NOT NULL COMMENT ‘iD ‘,

Context_path vARCHar (20) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT ‘deploy path ‘,

Port int(11) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT ‘表示 ‘,

Treaty longtext COMMENT ‘User agreement ‘,

Activescore int(11) NOT NULL COMMENT ‘activate ‘,

Def_img varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT ‘/r/eb/u/no_picture. GIF ‘COMMENT

When default picture ‘,

Create_byvarchar (64) NOT NULL COMMENT ‘create_byvarchar ‘,

Create_date datetime NOT NULL COMMENT ‘create time ‘,

Update_by varchar(64) NOT NULL COMMENT ‘update_by varchar ‘,

Update_date datetime NOT NULL COMMENT ‘update_date ‘,

Remarks Varchar (255) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT ‘remarks ‘,

Del_flag char(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT ‘0’ COMMENT ‘delete ‘,

PRIMARY KEY (id),

KEY jeesz_eb_global_config (del_flag)

ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT=’jeesz ‘;

— Records of jeesz_eb_global_config

Note:

Table name changes
Create_by, create_date, update_BY, update_date, Remarks, and del_flag are indispensable. Do not omit these fields when creating a table.

1.2. Add service table configuration for driver solution

Click Next to configure the business table (mainly for SQL query conditions and page elements)

And then SAVE it

1.3. Add the generation scheme

Save and generate the code (I generated the code in D:/ SRC directory)

2. Create module projects

2.1. Create module projects according to their own business (I take EB as an example)

2.2 modify and configure the Module project

Because of the integrity and consistency of the project, the maven project generated by the tool is missing some source files, so you need to manually create the following: