How to deploy jar file into oc4j

Hi,
I am new to jdeveloper.
I deployed a application as .ear file by creating new coneection from the Connection navigator which is having web, ejbs amd client progrms. I dont have any problem with that.
But for my feature modification on my ejbs or client programs, i want to deploy only its related jar file in the existing application in the server. But when i try to do the same, the client module or ejb module is deploying as new .ear file in to the server insterd of .jar file.
How to overcome this in jdeveloper?
Thanfully,
Satish KC.

I consider complete EAR deployment as a feature, because you can build self-contained versions, archive them and redeploy them in case of support situations.
However, if you like to develop in incrementally you can run, test, show your complete application within JDeveloper. No extra deployment is necessary for that.
--olaf

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