shuzheng/zheng

Zheng is a comprehensive Java-based enterprise application framework aimed at small and medium-sized businesses that need a full-featured backend platform without building everything from scratch. It is built on top of Spring, SpringMVC, and Mybatis, which are standard building blocks for Java web applications. The project is structured as a collection of independent service modules that work together: a user permissions and single sign-on system so users log in once and access multiple parts of the platform, a content management system, a payment center, a user account center that also supports third-party logins, a WeChat public account management system, a file storage system, a real-time notifications system, a configuration center, a logging and analytics module, and a scheduling and task system. Each of these modules is separately deployable and communicates with the others through a remote procedure call layer powered by Dubbo and coordinated via ZooKeeper. The technology stack is extensive: Redis for caching, ActiveMQ for message queues, Elasticsearch and Solr for full-text search, FastDFS for distributed file storage, and Ehcache for in-process caching. The goal is to give development teams a ready-made, production-grade starting point for enterprise Java projects that would otherwise take months to assemble individually. Topics listed include activemq, alioss, druid, dubbo, ehcache, fastdfs, microservices, and mybatis.