How to compile .ejb files

Hi,
I want to compile .ejb files generated through weblogic workshop 8.1, jar it and need to deploy it through Ant scripts(all three tasks). Can anyone help me in doing that?
Thanks,
Adwitiya Nigam...

Compile with javac task.
<javac classpath="" destdir="" includes="" srcdir=""/>
Create a jar file with the jar task.
<jar basedir="${build}" includes="" jarfile="ejb.jar"/>
Copy jar file to the deploy directoy applications.
<copy file="${dist}/ejb.jar" todir="${weblogic.deploy.dir}"/>

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