Regarding recreating jar file

I am new to ejb.
i used jcreator to develop session bean.i created jar file after going to command prompt.and deployed it using weblogic builder and server.it worked fine for me.
But now i want to add more functions to ejb.So i need to create jar file again and its v long procedure.
So can anyone guide me proper approach to save time.
Any reply will be highly appreciated
thanks,

The best possible way to speed up the process of ur development is to write a small build (ant) script......which does everything for u. The task seems tedious if manually done......writing ANT script is not a difficult task......U can try this...............
For ANT u just visit www.jakarta.apache.org
I felt it is the best tool for developers............if they don't use any IDE's
Hope this helps and if u need further help .......get back.......

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