Q:

Issues with maven project running in eclipse, not recognized as Java project

I've imported an existing maven project into Eclipse. I tried to set up the configurations for a JUnit test, and my project wouldn't come up as a testable project. When I typed in the project name manually, I was given the message:

Specified project is not a java project

I've also noticed that when typing code and trying to call a method e.g. "System.out" a message pops up when I type the period, saying:

This compilation unit is not on the build path of a java project

Additionally, there are no actions available when I right click the project and navigate to Build Path.
Having looked this up on here and elsewhere, I've followed the following pieces of advice, without success:
I've verified the existence of .project and .classpath files
I've looked in the .project file and verified the inclusion of a javanature
I've run mvn eclipse:eclipse
I've right-clicked the project in the PackageExplorer > Maven > Update Project Configuration
Java is not listed as a project facet but I'm not sure I should mess with that because I've tried clicking that, and that caused the entire project to be filled with errors (I think related to build path, but I can't quite remember). Removing Java as a facet didn't get rid of the errors and I had to re-import the project from scratch.
Sorry if any of this is vague, and thanks for the help.
I'm using m2eclipse.
EDIT: Problem was solved simply by deleting the project from my workspace, deleting all .project, .classpath files and .settings folders, and re-importing. I don't know why it didn't work the first time.

A:

I've run mvn eclipse:eclipse
  I've right-clicked the project in the
  PackageExplorer > Maven > Update
  Project Configuration

Those two should be mutually exclusive. Either you manage a project from the outside using eclipse:eclipse or from the inside using m2eclipse. Don't mix them.
Possible cause of the problem:
The packaging is POM (perhaps this is the root of a multi-module project, in which case you have to import the module projects). m2eclipse doesn't add the Java nature to POM projects (nor does eclipse:eclipse, btw)

A:

Make sure if you have M2 plugin in Eclipse, you have Maven 2.7 above installed in your system.
After that run 
mvn eclipse:clean then
mvn eclipse:eclipse. 
.classpath and .project will be created in your project folders.
Everything should be fine.

A:

pls follow the below website.. 
Right click on the project, go to Properties, then select Project Facets. this will convert it to a java/dynamic web projects for the use.

