Object-oriented and e-commerce, people who have learned a little programming knowledge have heard that "object-oriented", but "object-oriented" not only reflects the programming, but can introduce "object-oriented" during the development of e-commerce solutions. Thought, not only accurately determine the various relationships in the business process, but also bring convenience to the preparation of the software, there are many interpretations and understandings of e-commerce, but no matter how it is constant, it is high. Expanding the informationization of the enterprise and integrating various relationships in the process of operation. So, how to plan e-commerce to integrate various relationships for a complex institution? For example, how do you build Henan Tourism Network into a connection attractions, travel agencies, and hotel public platforms? We combine this problem to briefly introduce the method of the object. OK? Let's Go! Since I am in the "object-oriented" programming thought, I don't plan to introduce. The following content assumes that the reader has a general understanding of the object-oriented contour.
Henan travel network and abstraction around his environment becomes a few classes. Class 1: Attractions. Each object in this class has its public attribute and its method. Many tourist attractions are objects in the scenic class. Of course, in addition to public objects and properties, each object also has its own private attributes and methods. In other words, these private properties and methods are "characteristics" of the various attractions. If we get a new travel network project, you should first put this attractions to all objects and should consider the methods and properties involved as much as possible. Class 2: Tourists. Maybe someone thinks that visitors are not the same? In fact, some tourists travel is for ease, some are for educating children, some like natural scenery tour, some like historical and cultural tour, some to participate in travel agencies, some choose self-help tour. Different visitors come from different geographies, with different cultural economic background. Different attractions, different travel methods, different transportation, different accommodation conditions, and different tourism souvenirs. Each tourist can abstract the object in the tourist class. There is also a class: Travel agency: Type 4: Hotel hotel, etc., the property and its method attribute, the remaining work is the analysis demand, " Integration "is based on the mode of operation of the traditional tourism industry, combined with the new characteristics of e-commerce, the process remittance (strictly speaking," process reconstruction "), I thought of the school forum e-commerce section A post, because I can't get online, I can't remember the content of the original post. The best thing is this: a flower farmers open a website to sell the blue flowers, can it also sell online? I have always wanted to give a serious reply, now is a chance. It seems that some people list 10 most suitable products for sale online, and analyze the object-oriented ideas. Although it can't be said to be complete, there is at least there is such a little problem. In the entire orchid market, you can abstract such a class: 1 producer (actually the flower farmers) 2. Sales manufacturers (actually are all kinds of lotus, which may also have wholesaler, retailers) , Hawkers, even flower farmers, cannon) 3 .. Consumers (do not understand the flower market, do not exclude large quantities, periodic consumers) 4 products (subdivided here for orchids), now start analysis, from primitive society Commodity transactions have now been subdivided into resection. Once a person or a person, once it occupies an important role in the segmentation market, the impact is quite powerful. The same as flower farmers is the object of the class of Freesome. The Dutch is relatively powerful, their flowers sell to the world and occupy huge market share. You can consider all the Netherlands businessmen who fully engage in flowers in the entire flowers market value chain. They are in upstream, countless vendors and them, involving publicity (information flow), trade intentions establish (business flow), pay (capital flow) transportation (logistics), etc. Their status in the entire value chain determines their attributes and methods to determine the applicable e-commerce to integrate.
Of course, there is no such sale orchid in China, such as the sale of orchids mentioned above, and he may be in the upstream position in the entire orchid segment, there are countless distributors all over the country, these distributions The merchant may also be a proxy in a region, and his orchid variety is very special ... this way to introduce e-commerce, and a website is also natural, but if it is still selling orchid, suppose him It is also only a seller's class and the low-level objects in this class such as a small flower shop owner without competitive advantage (attribute) in Zhengzhou City (there is nothing in the product class). Special attributes) and very commonly added his guests (the object in the consumer class) very small sales very small, it is obvious that he does not have any reason to involve e-commerce, thereby, we can draw: No simply get someone Whether the goods are suitable for sale online. To comprehensively analyze the various objects in various types in the market, see if it can be abstracted to be able to use e-commerce to integrate the relationship to integrate these things, it feels simply garbage. As an article, this is very failed. of. Because even I can't convince. This way you want to write an e-commerce solution for the object-oriented approach, but in-depth analysis, objects, objects and methods, especially when they have the relationship between them, and there is no way to go to the object ... Analyze the relationship between the objects involved in the e-commerce, thus the integration of the relationship and the construction of the platform. This is what I have written in this article. If we have reached a consensus at this point, I am very lucky.
