How to create a src/main/java source folder in Eclipse


 
How to create a src/main/java source folder in Eclipse
  1. Click on new->Java Project
  2. Click on next
  3. Click on Source tab--usally source tab will be selected by default..
  4. Under Details-click on-Create new source folder link.
  5. Enter the folder name as "src/main/java"
  6. Click on finish.
  7. Start creating packages under this.

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