Updating a deployed .jar

Hello,
I've setup a deployment profile in JDeveloper (10.1.3.0) to deploy a java project to a .jar.
I can right-click on the project and select deploy to jar file. This creates the jar file in
\mywork\myApplication\myProject\deploy\mySource.jar
I then wanted to deploy this using java web start and have successfully created a jnlp file using the deployment descriptor wizard in JDeveloper.
After running the html page and clicking on the link it runs the jar that is in the following location:
\mywork\myApplication\myProject\public_html\apps\mySource.jar
(I'm just deploying this locally on my machine at the moment but will deploy this on an application server).
This all works fine. I then made a change to the original java application in JDeveloper.
I can again right-click on the java project and choose deploy to jar file. This updates the file in
\mywork\myApplication\myProject\deploy\mySource.jar
However, when I run the html page from JDeveloper, the deployed copy of the jar file is not updated.
To workaround this I can deploy the file manually by copying the updated mySource.jar from \mywork\myApplication\myProject\deploy\mySource.jar
into \mywork\myApplication\myProject\public_html\apps\mySource.jar.
At the moment I'm doing this outside the JDeveloper IDE. Is there away to update the deployed version (\mywork\myApplication\myProject\public_html\apps\mySource.jar) within the JDeveloper IDE.
Thanks for your help.
Andrew

Andrew,
You can point the deployment profile to directly create the jar file in the target directory on your serevr. Just go to the deployment profile and use the context menu to edit its settings.
The "deploy" directory is just the default setting configured in the project properties
Frank

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