Whats up java jar wizards?

I have the file heirarchy set up like this:
java
|
|____ dist
|
|____projectin the java folder I have the "dist" folder
in the dist folder I have my source code
in the project folder I have 2 jar files, a readme file and html file
What I want to do is put a jar file in the java folder that will jar all the rest of these files to send over email.
How do I do that?
I have tried jar cvf main.jar -C dist/
didn't work
any responses would be helpful
TY

I am not a wizard, but I would think jar -cvf
yourJarName.jar dist executed from within the
java sub directory would work for you.
Good Luck
LeeYou under estimate yourself young classhopper.
thank you for your help, I kept putting: jar cvf myjar.jar dist/
where I shouldn't have put the"/" on
Thanks again

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