How to create a client jar file???

How do I create a client jar file for the client program? Please see my attached
ejb-jar.xml. I compiled the my EJB and deployed it successfully. However, I couldn't
find the client jar anywhere. I use the weblogic admin console DD editor, I can
see that the edit field has been populated with my client jar file name defined
in the ejb-jar.xml. However, I searched entire system, I could not locate this
jar anywhere.
How do I do that? If someone knows how to do it, please let me know. Thank you
very much.
[ejb-jar.xml]

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========================
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"Sudipto" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hi,
I have developed a web service for our Internal network. I have deployed
the web
service onto weblogic 6.1 and have been able to obtain the wsdl file. I
have coded
my java client, but to compile and run the client, I require the client.jar
file,
which weblogic should create on its own once the actual web service is successfully
deployed. wl server is not able able to create the client.jar file and hence
I am
unable to run the client. Could anyone tell me why the client.jar file is
not being
created and is there any workaround for coding the java client without using
the
client.jar file.
Thanx
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