Based on B - S architecture campus comprehensive information and content management systems.doc

Based on B / S architecture campus comprehensive information and content management systems [Abstract] present university competition and face increasing social pressures, continued enrollment led to larger scale, university management and full utilization of resources becomes an important issue. The comprehensive information management system on campus, combined with content management system unified campus resources, management, thereby increasing the utilization of school resources for the university to establish a competitive advantage. In this paper, the actual project development based on J2EE technology development proposed by using the content management system’s main campus architecture. [Keywords] J2EE content management integrated information management framework 1 System Architecture With the computer and the rapid development of communication technology, content management has been applied to all aspects of information technology, particularly in government agencies and portals are widely used in the construction of modern information on campus, the need to build the campus content management system integrated information management system, the coordination office, the better to fulfill an educational resource. in the implementation of office automation process, some schools introduced or developed a number of office systems, such as: Automated Course Scheduling System, automatic enrollment system, the system is based on different platforms, using different technology development, some stand-alone, some B / S version, these systems are forming a “information island”, the information generated by each system to go to the “island” in to the query, not only can not do to the overall planning of educational resources, but to the teachers and students a great inconvenience. must adopt the technology to integrate these systems together with comprehensive information, the establishment of cross-platform, eliminating silos of content management sys