XXX college Integrated Logistics Management System Development diary 1

Cause of project development: in order to cooperate with the failure of the two repair departments from other departments, a network fault support and logistics maintenance system are now combined into one, it becomes the current comprehensive logistics management system of XXX college.

Extended development functions: in addition to maintaining the original protection form, checking faults by role, and statistical functions, a permission management function is added. Material Management and vehicle management also provide an additional carpool function for office OA. In addition, there are additional system monitoring and control switches and data dictionaries. I don't know if there are other requirements. If there are other requirements, they will be added.

Development Tool: Asp.net Layer 3 + front-end living in lhgcore framework + MS sql2005 (using stored procedures ).

Other requirements: the database design is in the third paradigm. Indexes need to be created for fast query. All pages are compatible with multiple browsers. User management design attributes must be connected to other systems, implement unified authentication (that is, single sign-on ).

Deployment: Win Server 2008 + mssql2005, divided into two engineering projects, one is form submission and query, for the user to use, with port 80; the other project is the background management, for service personnel and administrators, use port 8080.

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Note: I have not written any programs for a long time. This system is common, that is, very common. A junior is engaged in SVN Development. Because I developed my own school, many functions are implemented by referring to other office OA services. Besides, there are a lot of similar systems. Recently, I was busy deploying private cloud projects and desperately learned from Dell engineers. To be honest, a good engineer can manage servers, manage storage, and debug blades in addition to programming. I also know a lot about network protocols, adjustment switches, and routers (although they all work with switches and layer-3 switches instead of routers ). In a few days, I will go directly to the source code and summarize the development experience.