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- convert csv to html file
- Convert all csv files to markdown
- Takes an Excel file and writes it to a file .
- Wrap text to given width
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QUESTION
I have imported an existing manven project into my eclipse new workspace which I downloaded from github. On maven install I get a BUILD SUCCESS
but the red cross on the project never goes. This issue has been raised previously : link1, link2
Most of the solutions tell about update project and any number times I do update project, It doesn't solve the problem.
The other solution is about having lombok plug-in because I noticed that many of the getter and setter methods are causing problems(absent). The lombok plug-in is to auto-generate them....I have it in my pom.xml but still the problem persists. In fact the problems tab shows a 100 errors like the samples below:
__ cannot be resolved to a type
The blank final field API_KEY may not have been initialized
The constructor APNSService(ApnsService) is undefined
How to solve this issue?
Any help is appreciated.
Note: I am running the maven project on jdk1.8.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-31 at 09:39You also must have the lombok plugin installed in Eclipse. (Note that this is something different from lombok being present in the project dependencies; you need both.) Furthermore, the version installed in Eclipse should be the same version that you have in your pom.xml. Otherwise strange compilation issues may occur, like code compiling in Eclipse but not in maven, or vice versa.
Installation instructions for Eclipse can be found here.
UPDATE: Check the "About Eclipse" dialog after the installation and an Eclipse restart. It must contain some text like "Lombok v1.18.3 "Edgy Guinea Pig" is installed.". If that is not the case, the lombok plugin is not installed correctly.
If the installation was not successful, you should try installing lombok to a clean Eclipse installation (even before adding any projects). You could also try Eclipse Oxygen instead of Photon (there are sporadic reports of problems with Photon; however, there seems to be no general issue in combination with Photon).
Explanation: Eclipse uses its own compiler (different from javac, which maven uses). Therefore, lombok also has to hook into the Eclipse compilation process, and therefore, Eclipse needs that lombok plugin.
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UPDATE: 29/06/2017I am trying to get the delete button within my repeater control to function as intended. The aim is to get the button to "fire" the stored procedure within my MSSQL database.
I would like to thank Win for his in-depth response although I am still struggling to resolve the issue. I accept that I was perhaps unable to articulate my question correctly in the first instance. I have therefore edited my post to show the code I have now. I am confident that I am close to cracking the issue and would sincerely appreciate any assistance.
Code within my *.*aspx page:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-26 at 15:09In what event are you trying to access the repeater button?
You will need to try to find the control inside the repeater item. For eg: Button btn1 = (Button)rptItem.FindControl("btn1");
QUESTION
I am having an issue with using IEnumerable<>
I am reading in a CSV File, I have my get/set methods sorted and I have tested my code before implementing IEnumerable<>
and the Autos/Locals are displayed correctly.
I'm trying to display the CSV file's content within a DataGridView
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-15 at 21:50You need to actually implement an enumerator. Right now your implementation loops infinitely by calling itself -- no enumerator is returned.
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