Package Java ANE file for desktop

Hi!
I'm trying to package an ANE file for desktop and am almost bald now :/.
I just made an HelloWorld extension with a simple "sayHello" method that simply returns the string "Hello World".
I made a JAR file of it, created the extension's XML definition as follow :
<extension xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/air/extension/3.1">
          <id>com.nurun.helloworld</id>
          <versionNumber>1.0.0</versionNumber>
          <platforms>
                    <platform name="Windows-x86">
                              <applicationDeployment>
                                        <nativeLibrary>HelloWorld.jar</nativeLibrary>
                                        <initializer>com.nurun.ane.hw.HelloWorldExtension</initializer>
                                        <finalizer>com.nurun.ane.hw.HelloWorldExtension</finalizer>
                              </applicationDeployment>
                    </platform>
          </platforms>
</extension>
I compiled my SWC, extracted the library.swf file out of it (is it still necessary or ADT finally does it itself.?) and use the

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So, i use this batch file to package the ANE :
set sdk_directory=D:\Softwares\flex_sdk_4.6.0.23201B
set air_directory=%sdk_directory%\bin
set root_directory=D:\NativeExtensions\HelloWorld\
set library_directory=%root_directory%\flash\assets
set signing_options=-storetype pkcs12 -keystore "D:\NativeExtensions\HelloWorld\flash\assets\certificate.p12" -storepass XXXX
set dest_ANE=%library_directory%\HelloWorld.ane
set extension_XML=%library_directory%\HelloWorldANE.xml
set library_SWC=%library_directory%\HelloWorld.swc
set library_SWF=%library_directory%\library.swf
"%air_directory%"\adt -package %signing_options% -tsa none -target ane "%dest_ANE%" "%extension_XML%" -swc "%library_SWC%" -platform Windows-x86 "%library_SWF%" -C %library_directory%
And all i get is the following error :
Missing native library implementation "HelloWorld.jar" for platform Windows-x86
I put my HelloWorld.jar aside the batch file, tried to put it on a "Windows" folder and many other things... but can't get rid of this error.
I can't find nothing about this error anywhere (neither here http://help.adobe.com/en_US/air/build/WSBE9908A0-8E3A-4329-8ABD-12F2A19AB5E9.html) so i'm a bit stuck.
I'm certainly missing a point here but don't know what.
Any help would be much apreciated because i have no idea where the problem comes from :/
Thanks

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