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.settings/org.eclipse.wst.common.component isn't meant to be edited manually - unless you have to add a workaround for some specific bug.

When using m2eclipse, m2eclipse will create/modify .classpath, .project and any file under .settings automatically. Generation/modification happens on project creation, checkout, modification of pom.xml and on right-click on project with selection of Maven->"Update Project Configuration". For web applications, m2eclipse uses some values from your configuration of the maven-war-plugin in your pom.xml to generate these files. For details see Integration of m2eclipse and WTP. Instead of editing manually, you should change your pom.xml and settings in Eclipse.

I recommend re-creating the project according to this tutorial. See this stackoverflow answer this stackoverflow answer for additional hints.

Concerning the documentation of org.eclipse.wst.common.component: The content of this file can safely be modified in Eclipse under Project->Properties->"Module Assembly". Just add/remove different folders and references and see how org.eclipse.wst.common.component changes.

.settings/org.eclipse.wst.common.component isn't meant to be edited manually - unless you have to add a workaround for some specific bug.

When using m2eclipse, m2eclipse will create/modify .classpath, .project and any file under .settings automatically. Generation/modification happens on project creation, checkout, modification of pom.xml and on right-click on project with selection of Maven->"Update Project Configuration". For web applications, m2eclipse uses some values from your configuration of the maven-war-plugin in your pom.xml to generate these files. For details see Integration of m2eclipse and WTP. Instead of editing manually, you should change your pom.xml and settings in Eclipse.

I recommend re-creating the project according to this tutorial. See this stackoverflow answer for additional hints.

Concerning the documentation of org.eclipse.wst.common.component: The content of this file can safely be modified in Eclipse under Project->Properties->"Module Assembly". Just add/remove different folders and references and see how org.eclipse.wst.common.component changes.

.settings/org.eclipse.wst.common.component isn't meant to be edited manually - unless you have to add a workaround for some specific bug.

When using m2eclipse, m2eclipse will create/modify .classpath, .project and any file under .settings automatically. Generation/modification happens on project creation, checkout, modification of pom.xml and on right-click on project with selection of Maven->"Update Project Configuration". For web applications, m2eclipse uses some values from your configuration of the maven-war-plugin in your pom.xml to generate these files. For details see Integration of m2eclipse and WTP. Instead of editing manually, you should change your pom.xml and settings in Eclipse.

I recommend re-creating the project according to this tutorial. See this stackoverflow answer for additional hints.

Concerning the documentation of org.eclipse.wst.common.component: The content of this file can safely be modified in Eclipse under Project->Properties->"Module Assembly". Just add/remove different folders and references and see how org.eclipse.wst.common.component changes.

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.settings/org.eclipse.wst.common.component isn't meant to be edited manually - unless you have to add a workaround for some specific bug.

When using m2eclipse, m2eclipse will create/modify .classpath, .project and any file under .settings automatically. Generation/modification happens on project creation, checkout, modification of pom.xml and on right-click on project with selection of Maven->"Update Project Configuration". For web applications, m2eclipse uses some values from your configuration of the maven-war-plugin in your pom.xml to generate these files. For details see Integration of m2eclipse and WTP. Instead of editing manually, you should change your pom.xml and settings in Eclipse.

I recommend re-creating the project according to this tutorial. See this stackoverflow answer for additional hints.

Concerning the documentation of org.eclipse.wst.common.component: The content of this file can safely be modified in Eclipse under Project->Properties->"Module Assembly". Just add/remove different folders and references and see how org.eclipse.wst.common.component changes.