Need to create PAR files from JSP

Hi,
In my project we are creating portal archives from JSP iviews .
Using NWDS we can easily create par files by going to Enterprise Portal workspace .But in my project we are not using NWDS or any other JSP editor .
Can anybody tell me how to create par files if i am using only notepad to develop my JSP .
Thanks a lot .

Hi
here is the link how to create a par file without using any editor
http://support.sas.com/rnd/itech/doc9/portal_dev/tasks/dg_portlet_parfile.html
all the best..
thanks Regards ,
Boopalan.M

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