ForestBlog

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This document provides a comprehensive guide to setting up and using the ForestBlog project, a personal blog system built using SSM. It includes detailed instructions, troubleshooting tips, and contact information for support. The project is ideal for learning SSM and building personal blogs. author offers both free and paid support options.

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About the project

This blog is a personal blog system based on SSM, which is suitable for students who are new to SSM and personal blog production.

The blogger has written a graduation thesis on the project and recorded a 2-hour code explanation for everyone to learn from. If you need it, you can contact the blogger at WeChat 847064370.

The main technologies involved include Maven, Spring, SpringMVC, MyBatis, JSP, MySQL, etc.

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Preview address: http://forestblog.liuyanzhao.com

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Backstage renderings

Backend address:/admin or/login

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Note on usage

1. Selection of development tools

Please use IntelliJ IDEA and try not to use Eclipse/MyEclipse. If the project cannot be started using the former, I can help solve it. The latter can be ignored directly (theoretically it can be started).

2. Make sure you have Maven installed

Download Maven from the official website and configure the Alibaba Cloud image. Maven's settings.xml needs to be set in IDEA or Eclipse.

3. Please install the Lombok plug-in

The @Data annotation is used multiple times in the code. Please make sure your IDE has the Lombok plug-in installed, otherwise the getter/setter method cannot be found. If your lombok is invalid, it may be that the lombok version in pom.xml is quite different from the lombok version you installed.

Both Eclipse and IDEA need to install lombok.

4. There is no folder name on the project homepage

Make sure the application context in the tomcat configuration is /, not /ForestBlog. This is the reason why your homepage has no css style, because the reference css paths are all /xxx/xxx.css

Usage steps

Any questions please contact me

If it's a simple one, I can reply you directly verbally. If it's a complicated one, I can help you remotely for a fee.

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1. Clone project

Clone or download the project locally and unzip it. It is mainly divided into three parts: ForestBlog, uploads and forest_blog.sql

ForestBlog: The complete project source code can be imported or opened using IDEA. Remember to import the ForestBlog project inside, which is the parent directory where pom.xml is located.

uploads: The directory for uploading images, separated from the source code, can be placed in a directory on the physical disk, such as a directory on the D drive, which will be discussed later.

forest_blog.sql: database file, please create the database first and then import it by running the sql file.

2. Use IDEA to import the Maven project

Make sure you have Maven installed. When importing the project, select an existing project and the type is Maven project.

Wait for Maven to download the dependencies, or click Refresh manually. If it cannot be downloaded, please check the Maven configuration and switch networks, and try multiple times.

After the import is completed, if a red error message appears in the Java class, it is probably because the Lombok plug-in is not installed.

3. Import database

Create a new database forestblog and import the database (i.e. forestblog.sql). Note that the encoding and sorting rules of the database are utf-8 and utf-8generalci

4. Modify the database connection information in the project

Modify the db.properties file, which is easy to find in src/main/resources

There is MySQL inside, please make sure MySQL is installed and started

Pay attention to modifying the database address, table name, user name and password.

Otherwise the project cannot be started

5. Configure tomcat and uploads directories

This project is an SSM project and does not have a startup class. It needs to be run through tomcat. It's easy with either Eclipse or IDEA.

Here we mainly talk about the upload directory mapping issue:

In this project, the files are uploaded locally and are not together with the project folder. That is to say, the source code and upload directory are separated.

For example, we put the uploads directory into the root directory of drive E (it is recommended to copy my uploads folder directly to the root directory of drive D). For example, if there is a picture with the path D:/uploads/2017/10/avatar.jpg, we want to Accessing the project via http://loclahost:8080/uploads/2017/10/avatar.jpg requires the following two steps:

1. To modify the upload path in UploadFileController.java, you need to modify the rootPath to the uploads directory you specified, such as String rootPath = "D:/uploads/";

If you do not modify it, the upload will fail;

2. Set uploads mapping for tomcat.

IDEA operates as follows:

Add it in Deployment in tomcat configuration, as shown in the figure

Eclispe operates as follows:

Add in front of Server/server.xml

Add the following code in the Host tag of tomcat/conf/server.xml

If you do not modify it, the images in uploads cannot be loaded and the images in the upload directory cannot be displayed.

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Github address: https://github.com/saysky/ForestBlog

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