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Integration with J2EE framework to build reusable E-commerce system

FU Jing-tao

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Considering the disadvantages of traditional development methods for J2EE Web applications, based on the system analysis, an architecture integrating Struts, Spring and Hibernate frameworks was proposed. A multi-tier E-commerce system for tourism was rapidly built and developed using the architecture. The system can greatly reduce development complexity and time while providing the system with favorable reusability, expansibility and maintainability.

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Considering the disadvantages of traditional development methods for J2EE Web applications, based on the system analysis, an architecture integrating Struts, Spring and Hibernate frameworks was proposed. A multi-tier E-commerce system for tourism was rapidly built and developed using the architecture. The system can greatly reduce development complexity and time while providing the system with favorable reusability, expansibility and maintainability.

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Considering the disadvantages of traditional development methods for J2EE Web applications, based on the system analysis, an architecture integrating Struts, Spring and Hibernate frameworks was proposed. A multi-tier E-commerce system for tourism was rapidly built and developed using the architecture. The system can greatly reduce development complexity and time while providing the system with favorable reusability, expansibility and maintainability.

Key concepts: Maintainability, Reusability, Computer science, Software engineering, Architecture, Web application, Ajax, Database

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