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Hao Wanjun is a researcher in software architecture and distributed systems, with a focus on hybrid framework design for information management. His most-cited work, "Handbill release system using B/S and C/S hybrid framework" (2016, 3 citations), introduces a paper-free leaflet system that integrates client/server and browser/server architectures. This system enables efficient data management through a combined database, server, and client structure, supporting functions like leaflet push, seat selection, and ticketing. By leveraging the strengths of both frameworks—C/S for robust data processing and B/S for broad accessibility—Wanjun’s work demonstrates a practical approach to building scalable, real-world applications. While his citation count is modest, his contribution lies in bridging traditional client-server reliability with modern web-based flexibility, offering a template for hybrid system development in service-oriented environments. This research is particularly relevant for students and engineers exploring cost-effective, paperless solutions in event management and digital ticketing.
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- 1Handbill release system using B/S and C/S hybrid framework3 citations · 2016