Create BPEL jar file using Bpelc via Java classes

HI,
I am trying to create the BPEL files ( xyz.bpel, bpel.xml, xyz.wsdl etc.. ) on the fly using Java code... Once I create all these files, I create a packaged jar (Ex : bpel_xyz_v2006_10_17__37256.jar) file and deploy the same in the Bpel PM.
Right now, in order to create the jar file, I am running the bpelc.bat file under bpel/bin and then using the IBPELDomainHandle, I am deploying the process.
But my requirement is to create the jar file using java rather than executing the bpelc.bat file..
Can you please give me pointers as to how to achieve the same?
Thanks
Pramod

Actually, I had figured out the part of calling the Bpelc class, but initially I was trying to create an object of the class and was not able to do so. That was where I got stuck.
Eventually, I did something like the code snippet below and it works fine and the jar file is created. Just fyi for anyone looking in the future.
String[] setupValues;
setupValues = new String[]{ "-home", "D:\\product\\10.1.3.1\\OracleAS_1\\bpel", "-rev",
"1.0", };
Bpelc.main(setupValues);
Thanks
Pramod

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