Importing ear file in Worshop 10

hi,
i exported an web application ear file in workshop in weblogic 10. Now when i try to import the same file in the workshop and want to run it, I don't know what file to run on the server. I am new to Weblogic, and just noticed that the .jsp file that I normally run is missing!
How do i deploy the EAR file? i am here in this problem for the past one day, and cant afford another :(
thanks,

As I said in the other note when you asked a similar question, if you have a Workshop project that you're able to test in the local WebLogic instance, the task of exporting an EAR file for the project is only for the purpose of deploying that EAR to a different WebLogic domain. You don't reimport that file back into Workshop in order to run it again, you simply run the original project.

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