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i downloaded the right solution and it matched my original one several times, but every time i run it i gives me this: class, interface, or enum expected. file com/codegym/task/task28/task2810/view/backup.htmlSolution.java, line 1, position 0 class, interface, or enum expected. file com/codegym/task/task28/task2810/view/vacancies.htmlSolution.java, line 1, position 0 how do i fix it?

Check it out — there are two new files in the view package:
jobPostings.html (you will write data here),
backup.html (a copy of jobPostings.html for data recovery if the data in jobPostings.html is erased somehow).

Hover over and right-click jobPostings.html in the project tree on the left. Then click "Open in Browser".
This way you will see the result of your parsing.

It's time to display the job postings.
1. In the HtmlView class's update method, implement the following:
1.1. create a new body for jobPostings.html, which will hold the job postings,
1.2. write the updated body to the jobPostings.html file,
1.3. All exceptions must be handled in this method. Display a stack trace if an exception occurs.

2. To implement item 1, create two empty private methods:
String getUpdatedFileContents(List<JobPosting>) and void updateFile(String),
We will implement them in future tasks.

3. To get to the jobPostings.html file, create a relative path to it.
In the HtmlView class, create a private final String filePath field and assign it the relative path to jobPostings.html.
The path must be relative to the project's root.
Create the path dynamically using this.getClass().GetPackage() and the "/" separator.
Hint: the path must begin with "./".

Requirements:

In the HtmlView class, create an empty private String getUpdatedFileContents(List<JobPosting>) method.
In the HtmlView class, create an empty private void updateFile(String) method.
Using the created methods, implement the update method in accordance with the task conditions.
In the HtmlView class, create a private final String filePath field and assign it the relative path to jobPostings.html.

package com.codegym.task.task28.task2810; import com.codegym.task.task28.task2810.model.LinkedinStrategy; import com.codegym.task.task28.task2810.model.Model; import com.codegym.task.task28.task2810.model.Provider; import com.codegym.task.task28.task2810.view.HtmlView; public class Aggregator { public static void main(String[] args) { HtmlView view = new HtmlView(); Model model = new Model(view, new Provider(new LinkedinStrategy())); Controller controller = new Controller(model); view.setController(controller); view.emulateCitySelection(); } }

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ジョーンズJ

Level 47 , United States

25 January 2022, 18:55

私も同じ問題を抱えています

Guadalupe Gagnon

Level 37 , Tampa, United States

13 August 2021, 16:54

That is because the backup and vacancies should be .html files and not .java files. You probably used intellij's "add class" when you added them, which would have made them .java files instead. The compiler is picking these up as supposed to be java code when they are not. Im not 100% sure how vacancies and backup became joined with Solution in those files though.