SSM is a combination of Spring + SpringMVC + MyBatis. It is a commonly used web framework combination in Java development. It is mainly used to implement back-end logic, including data processing, business logic and interaction with the front-end.
If you want to use SSM to build a student performance management system, here is a simple step:
- Requirements analysis : First, you need to clarify what functions your system needs to implement, such as student information management, course information management, score entry and query, etc.
- Database design : Design a database to store the information you need. For example, you may need one table to store student information, another table to store course information, and another table to store student grades.
- Environment setup : Set up the SSM environment, including installing Java, Tomcat, MySQL, and configuring Spring, SpringMVC and MyBatis.
- Write code : Design database tables according to your needs and use MyBatis for database operations. Write a SpringMVC Controller to handle front-end requests and call the business logic of the Service layer. The Service layer then calls the database operations of the DAO layer.
- Front-end design : Design a simple front-end interface, which can use HTML, CSS and JavaScript, or generate dynamic pages through a template engine such as Thymeleaf.
- Test : Test your system to make sure everything is working correctly.
- Deploy : Deploy your system to a server and make it accessible to users over the Internet.