Building an EAR file from Command Prompt

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You can use the buildear utility to build an EAR. Using a command prompt, change directory to %TRA_HOME%\bin, and then issue the following command:

buildear -x -v -o %location%\output.ear -p %designer_project_path%

-x  Overwrites the existing file
-v  Validates the project for errors
-o  Full path of the EAR file
-p  Path of the Designer project folder
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