Java Web Project

Introduction

The intelligent-guided Java Web project now supports two modes. The operations in Steps 1 to 3 are identical in both modes. The main differences appear in Steps 4 and 5. With the new mode, users can enjoy a more flexible and task-goal-focused code generation experience.

Java Web Project (New Version):

• Step 4: Generate a task plan list, clearly showing the number of required APIs and their corresponding functionalities.
• Step 5: Directly generate complete source code files, without module-based segmentation.

Java Web Project (Legacy Version):

• Step 4: Generate interfaces according to predefined modules one by one, and directly display the implementation logic for each interface.
• Step 5: Generate corresponding source code files based on the module structure defined in Step 4.

Java Web Project (New Version)

1. Step 4: Code generation plan, displaying the number of planned tasks and their implemented functionalities.

2. Step 5: Directly generate the corresponding source code files containing all planned functionalities. You can select and open the project only after all files have been generated.

Java Web Project (Legacy Version)

1. Step 4: Business logic (APIs)—directly displays the interfaces and logic corresponding to each module.

2. Step 5: Generate the corresponding interface source code files according to the modules.