Can someone explain in lamens terms What is Jar Bundler?

I have recently looked in Finder for Recent Items list called  'Jar Bundler', it was under the Application log. I am not a developer and have never seen this before can someone assist in explaining what it is and does? thanks

I read this question and so I used spotlight to see where in my system it is and I got an alert saying to open jar bundler I need to have jave se 6 ( i think- i did not write it down and i am old) would i like to install it? I passed as I just had a download fesitval yesterday...
So then i googled it in the address bar (mt lion in yesterday) and of many things I found this:JarBundler is a feature-rich Apache ANT task that can create Mac OS X Application Bundles from a list of JAR files and a main class name. It also provides fine-grained control over the Mac OS X Application Bundle options and application behavior.

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