Design And Implementation Of Report Editing System Based On MVC Pattern

Report editing system is a part of the report management system, editing systemcan offer custom to design report. Report displays all kinds of data dynamically withtables, graphs and so on, due to the involvement of computer technology, the data ofreport become dynamic, the style become diversified, the report data separate from thereport formats entirely. The main purpose of the report is that corporate management, isthe basic business requirements of enterprises, but also the basis for the implementationof BI (Business Intelligence) strategy. Through the report, we can have an insight intobusiness operations, can control the development trend of enterprises, can promoteenterprise development. Report can help companies to screen, browse, format data, andpresent the data to user in a reliable and secure manner.Report editing system is a system of designing the report format, which based on B/S (Browser/Server) mode. Currently, the vast majority of the B/S structure website arebased on the MVC framework, that model-view-controller. The main purpose of MVCis to separate business logic from data display completely, to reduce the degree ofcoupling between the various modules of software, to make the development, debug andmaintenance of the entire system more convenient.The main function of the system is designing the report template, this paperdesigns and implements a report editing system based on MVC pattern. First, analyzesthe structure of the report editing system, research the overall architecture of the systemdeeply, and secondly, divide report editing system into some function modules,including a front desk editor, bridging middleware, extraction, a parser, report show,report management, report authorization,and finally, design and implement all modulesin detail.In the end, this paper summarizes the editing system. First, test the system,indicating that the report editing system meets the design requirements, the needs of thetopic research, and secondly, describes the challenges and novelty encountered in thedevelopment of the system, and finally, proposes some questions to expand the system.