eclipse does not recognize package
Solution 1
The maven-archetype-webapp
does not generate a src/main/java
folder by default and if you want to add Java sources in your webapp, you need to create src/main/java
yourself.
Once this directory has been created, right-click on your project and then use Maven > Update Project Configuration and it will get added as source directory. Then you'll be able to add sources.
Last thing, either use the maven-eclipse-plugin or use m2eclipse, not both, they are mutually exclusive.
Solution 2
It should work. You can mark the folder containing the package as "source folder" in eclipse, but only as a fast solution...
I usually work with eclipse wihout m2eclipse, and I run mvn eclipse:eclipse
to generate the eclipse project. Maybe you can manually fix this running the command now (from eclipse with the plugin or from mvn directly).
user446249
Updated on June 04, 2022Comments
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user446249 almost 2 years
(HELIOS Eclipse, m2eclipse is installed from the update site)
I am creating a new web application: File->New->Other->Maven->Maven Project, Next, Next, then selected maven-archetype-webapp, added a Group Id and Artifact Id. Now in the newly created project I want to add a new java package: right click on , new -> package. Inserted package name and click on finish.
And I'm getting a new folder. Eclipse does not recognize this as a package.
What should I do to make Eclipse recognize that folder as a package?
Many tia,
DHR