By some reason, it seems my Package Explorer is showing the folder structure of my project instead of its package structure. How would I go about "fixing" this? I've tried playing with the filters but it seemed of no avail.
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Package explorer not showing...packages, in Eclipse. How to fix it?
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From the menu pointed in the image, setting Package Presentation as flat may solve your problem.
Edit: Pointed menu is also available in Package Explorer view.
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Right Click on your top level of your package, go to build path->use as source folder. Will show you what you want.
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In my case the folder was already in the build path.
But Excluded was set to **
After I set it to (None) using the remove button it worked.
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Following steps are OK for my teammate :
project properties -> Project Facets -> tick EAR(version 1.3)
Hope it is useful.
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I am using Eclipse neon, just click on the top right corner button(The one near the bug icon). 
When you hover over it, hint says 'Java'. That should do the trick!
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Click on menu view of project explorer -> select working set-> manually select all set.
This works for me.
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Tried all the above. I deleted the project from eclipse. Restarted eclipse. Re-imported my maven projects and it worked.
Do you configure the corresponding folders to be the source folder?
They should be included in the java build path (The project properties--> java build path --> source ) . Eclipse only shows the package structure and provides the necessary stuff such as refactoring capabilities , checking java syntax error for the folders that are included in the java build path.