Design discussion: What kind of framework is designed?

Today I talked to my colleagues about designing a framework for our system. I asked him what he wanted a framework for, and he gave me a picture:

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My first feeling is: Is this the SPRINGMVC dispatch servlet? The second feeling is this: the gay brother doesn't seem to know what kind of frame he wants.

A good frame must have at least two functions.

The first function is to reduce duplication of effort and improve development efficiency. For example, springmvc/struts reduces the duplication of HTTP operations, Hibernate/mybatis, and reduces JDBC operations, while some companies have business frameworks that put repetitive business functions into the framework. This has played a role in improving the efficiency of development.

The second function extracts and regulates the business logic. This is basically the type of business framework in which I write posting functions, approval functions, and task assignments in the company. Such frameworks are better known as business models than they are called business frameworks. It helps to understand the product and business logic, but also facilitates the maintenance of existing functionality and the expansion of new features.

However, there is often a conflict between the strict business model and the system optimization. This one's been taken.

From the perspective of improving the efficiency of development, the Comrade Brother's framework to do things, basically SPRINGMVC has done for us.

From the perspective of normative business logic, this framework can assume part of the responsibility. But it's a bit challenging to put them all into a set of processing logic that varies widely between different businesses.

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Design discussion: What kind of framework is designed?