Workshop 8.1 EAR  file production / development confusion!

Hi I am trying to create an EAR for deploymnet on a managaed server in production
mode. The managed server exists on another machaine. I have a few questions regarding
this.
Is the EAR file produced by the workshop 8.1 menu item only for use for a server
running in development mode?
Can I produce an EAR for a server in production mode by auto generating a build.xml
file with the supplied command line tool ( can't remember it;'s name) within my
application directory created by the workshop 8.1 IDE , and then use the wlpackage
tool on the build.xml to produce a production mode EAR?
Please can someone elp me on this one cheers :)

"martin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:407fefc7$[email protected]..
>
Hi I am trying to create an EAR for deploymnet on a managaed server inproduction
mode. The managed server exists on another machaine. I have a fewquestions regarding
this.
Is the EAR file produced by the workshop 8.1 menu item only for use for aserver
running in development mode?You should be able to use this EAR file in production...
>
Can I produce an EAR for a server in production mode by auto generating abuild.xml
file with the supplied command line tool ( can't remember it;'s name)within my
application directory created by the workshop 8.1 IDE , and then use thewlpackage
tool on the build.xml to produce a production mode EAR?
Please can someone elp me on this one cheers :)

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