IBM Rational Application Developer tool

Hi,
can u tell me how to assemble a developed EJB Session bean using Assembly toolkit,import it into RAD tool and deploy it in the RAD tool with target server as IBMWebphere serve 5.1.16. I found out some sites relating to all these with webcomponents using ejb but not exactly known the steps followed for EJB component.

Here is the process I did. My oim version is 9.1.0.2
1) Created java program in IBM RAD and compiled it.
2) Created jar file using jar -cvfm class-files command.
3) Copied the jar file to javatasks folder.
4) Tried to use this jar in adapter then got "Failed because null" and sometimes "Server could not load class" messages. most of the time i am getting "failed because null" message.
Compiled using javac command also without using this tool and created still no luck....

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