Build SAP EAR with ant

Hi,
Im using Netweaver 7.1 DS and want to automate the building of my ejb jar and sap specific ear file.
I can write the ant script for the ejb jar, but I normally build hte ear by selecting 'Export -> SAP EAR File' in the DS.
Is there a way to automate this through ant?
Im not really worried about deploying it through ant, as we will be using JSPM, and I can create the sda's and sca's from the ear files already.
Is there also a list of all sap related ant tasks?
Many thanks.
Regards,
Andrew

Hi Andrew,
i am facing the same problem, would you share your solution?
thanks in advance,
Rene

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