How to configure maven to build EJB Jar?

Hi!
I would like to know how you setup Maven2 or alternatively Ant to build an EJB Jar.
I have managed to do this in Maven by adding required jars to my local repository and added dependencies in the pom.xml file. This, however, do not seem like a good solution. I would like set some kind of classpath for maven to look for all libraries included in my application server.
Could you please help me to solve this and I will be most grateful?!
/Leo

Hi,
this is not an Eclipse forum but JDeveloper and ADF. Please try StackOverflow
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/eclipse
(Before I would search on StackOverflow if this question has been ansered before)
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