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How can I create an EAR file?

Asked by g118481 in IBM Websphere Application Server

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Hi,

I am migrating from Websphere 4 to Websphere 5, and I have an obsticle.
In order to install an application on the new websphere 5, one has to create an EAR file to load to the websphere 5 server, but since I was using the Websphere 4 plugin I never had to create an EAR file around my files and install.  I simply wrote my files to the web server,  just like it was html or something,

Now with the new environment I have to wrap my code with an EAR file and install it with the websphere admin console for the server.
I want to test my existing code and I do not necessarily want to use websphere studio.

My question is, how can I take some of my current JSP pages and create an EAR file for them so I can install them to my new websphere 5 server, so I can test my current code?

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