How to create a .jar file in wlcs3.1

hello friends,
hi friends, im working on weblogic commerce server3.1 . i dont know how to create a .jar file in weblogic commerce server3.1. can any one knows send email to me.
thanks.
hari

$JDK_HOME/bin/jar (%JDK_HOME%\bin\jar) shows you the syntax
where JDK_HOME is your jdk installation directory.
Kumar
hari wrote:
hello friends,
hi friends, im working on weblogic commerce server3.1 . i dont know how to create a .jar file in weblogic commerce server3.1. can any one knows send email to me.
thanks.
hari

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