RDIFramework.NET ━ .NET rapid information system development framework V3.2-module management is classified and managed by subsystem

　　In the previous framework of RDIFramework.NET, the module management interface displays all the modules managed by the entire framework. If there are too many systems, with dozens or even hundreds of subsystems, it will be very troublesome to manage, not only the loading efficiency will be very high Low, the page display will also be very unfriendly. Since the 3.2 version, the framework has classified and managed the modules managed by the framework by subsystems, and added the management of subsystems at the same time. It makes the division and planning of the entire module more reasonable and standardized, and the loading efficiency is also higher.

　　1. Web version modules are managed by subsystem

　　In the 3.2 version of RDIFramework.NET Web, the module management has been completely displayed. In the upper left corner of the module management main interface, all the business subsystems managed by the current framework are listed. Users can select the business system to be managed for classified display and management. As shown below:

　　Switching a business system is shown below, and all sub-modules of the currently selected business system will be displayed.

　　At the same time, it should be noted that the module management is also displayed according to the setting of scope permissions. The above picture shows that the super administrator can log in to manage all modules. For example, if we log in as the wikstone user, we can see the scope of the modules that this user can manage. will be different, as shown in the figure below.

　　For details, please refer to the Scope Permissions chapter in User Permission Settings or Role Permission Settings, refer to the article:

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For the configuration of the business subsystem, you can select the "Business Subsystem Management" menu in the "More" menu of the module management, as shown in the following figure.

　　In the main interface of "Business Subsystem Management", we can add and modify all the business subsystems included in the framework. The entire operation is directly operated on the interface, which is very convenient. After the operation is completed, click Save. The effect of modifying a business subsystem is as follows

　　After the modification is completed, click the Save button to complete the modification, as shown in the following figure:

　　The above is that we directly add and modify the subsystem in the module management interface, and we can also manage it through the data dictionary, as shown in the following figure.