banq/jivejdon

This system is a Java-based forum and community platform that manages user accounts, threads, messages, and social interactions. It provides features for content creation, search, and administration, supported by a modernized infrastructure that includes a Lucene-based search engine, CKEditor for rich text, and OAuth integration for social login. The architecture has been refactored to a Hexagonal structure with explicit domain models, event-driven processing, and repository patterns, while legacy mobile and JSP templates have been removed.

This period focused on modernizing the application's technology stack by migrating the build system to Maven, replacing the legacy Prototype.js with jQuery and jQuery UI, and updating the rich text editor to CKEditor. Concurrently, the codebase underwent significant cleanup by removing obsolete JSP templates, legacy mobile interfaces, and deprecated framework components, while introducing new Struts2 actions and JAAS-based authentication for improved security and functionality.

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The codebase underwent a comprehensive refactoring to adopt a Hexagonal architecture, restructuring the API and infrastructure layers to separate domain logic from implementation details. This period introduced extensive domain event handling, repository interfaces, and service implementations to support asynchronous processing and improved modularity.

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This period focused on adding new user-facing features, including Baidu Search integration and the ability to move threads between forums. Concurrently, the codebase underwent significant structural refactoring, such as consolidating thread-related templates and reorganizing admin page paths to improve code organization.

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