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How to Convert Java Project to Dynamic Web Project in Eclipse Environment

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Convert Java Project to Dynamic Web Project

Eclipse convert Java Project to Web Project / Convert Maven Project to Dynamic Web Project.

Have you have created Java Project in Eclipse and want to convert it to Dynamic Web Project?

You can do it by following below steps:

Step-1

Step-2

  • Right Click on Project -> Properties

Step-3

  • Click on “Project Facets” from left menu.
  • Click on Convert to faceted form...
Properties - Click Project Facets

Step-4

  • Click Dynamic Web Project and Java checkbox.
Click Dynamic Web Project and Java

Step-5

  • Click Apply and Ok.

Your project should be converted to Dynamic Web Project now.

Extra Step:

If you don’t see web.xml file under WEB-INF folder then follow these steps: 

Eclipse: Missing web.xml file? How can I create web.xml in Eclipse?

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Reader Interactions

  22 Comments...

  1. Namo says

    I don’t have Dynamic Web Projects in my Project Facets menu 🙁

    EDIT: I got it by deselcting “Utility Module”

  2. Sundesh Raj says

    hi, i have written a java application(gradle) which performs a file upload operation. i need to convert this java application into a web service so that i can call this web service by writing a rest client.

      • ADTC says

        Already fixed. It wouldn’t show Project Facets unless I use Eclipse EE (instead of Eclipse SE). I suppose you could install some additional tools from the Marketplace in Eclipse SE to make it appear, but I don’t know what they are, so I switched to Eclipse EE instead.