JDev 9.0.3.5 Ant build.xml generation for EAR file

Hi. I'm currently using JDeveloper 9.0.3.5, so that I can use the OA Extension. Is it possible to generate an ant file which can be used to build an EAR file for deployment of my application? If so, how do I do it?
If this cannot be done with 9.0.3.5, can it be done with a later version? If so, is it possible to import the generated EAR file into that later version and then generate the ant script to build and later deploy the EAR file from its components?
If neither method above works for creating the ant script that can build the EAR file, is there a sample ant file which I can then modify to do this?
Thanks!

Hello,
I would recommend you to post your question to the OA Framework forum at:
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Revision: 3680
Author: [email protected]
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