Backend Implementation Method and Device Based on SpringBoot
The Chinese Patent CN112905176B granted to Industrial and Commercial Bank of China describes a SpringBoot‑based backend implementation method that extracts operation data, maps business IDs to configuration, builds conditional expressions, and processes data, aiming to reduce development changes, lower costs, and improve system stability.
According to the announcement by the China National Intellectual Property Administration, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China has been granted patent CN112905176B titled “Backend Implementation Method and Device Based on SpringBoot” (application date February 2021).
The invention discloses a method for implementing the backend of a web system using SpringBoot, comprising receiving operation data from the presentation layer, extracting the corresponding business ID and maintenance object ID, retrieving configuration information from a business parameter table (including business logic, data table mappings, and field‑to‑column relationships), forming a conditional expression by combining the maintenance object ID with the business logic, and processing the operation data using this expression.
This approach aims to reduce changes in the backend business layer during development, lower development costs, and enhance system stability.
Spring Boot is an open‑source framework for building Java applications, built on the Spring framework, providing a rapid and convenient way to create standalone, production‑grade Spring applications.
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