The issue is resolved automatically. It might be some bug of eclipse, b'cox when I started the eclipse another day, my project work fine. Even i didn't made any changes.
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Asked 7 years, 11 months ago. Steps to Reproduce. Clarifying Information. Error Message. Defect Number. Enhancement Number. Progress Software Corporation makes all reasonable efforts to verify this information. However, the information provided is for your information only. No, eGit is a tool to integrate Eclipse with git. Maven is among other things a build tool. When you imported your project, did you have to go and manually add a bunch of jars to get it to compile? Maven takes care of that stuff for you.
You can get the project working without Maven and do it all manually but if that's what you want to do, you have absolutely no need for that POM file. As an aside, trust me, maven is very nice. Using Maven and git , I'm able to checkout the project and get it in Eclipse without compile errors in less than a minute. Without Maven, I'm assuming you had to go download a bunch of jars yourself to get it to compile e.
Maven handles all of that. This is what I was having problem, I've been working on to create runnable java project. Then the error "No embedded stylesheet instruction for file" disappeared. It work fine to me. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Thanks to the style sheet, it will at least be able to display something. But there are other things that a browser also doesn't know when the document is treated as Generic XML: in particular, it doesn't know which attributes are ID attributes.
There is a W3C Recommendation for an attribute called xml:id and if the document contains attributes of that name, it is very likely that the URL fragment points to one of those. But if there are no such attributes, the browser must try other means to determine which attributes are IDs. A fragment ID is only one way to point to an element in a document. But understanding XPointers is currently not a requirement for browsers using the style sheet PI and thus it is unclear if browser may interpret XPointers if they can or if they must ignore them.
Inline styles HTML also allows styles to be attached directly to individual elements by means of the style attribute. Most XML-based document formats will not have such an attribute, although some may allow features modules from HTML to be used inside the document. Class attributes Tip: Try it in your browser The class attribute that allows you to create subclasses of elements in HTML is also not likely to be available in the majority of XML-based document formats.
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