WTK 2.5 doesn't create the jar file

Please help me! I'm using wtk2.5 and it's doesn't creates the jar file.
The classes are created and the program run's in the test phone, but the jar file is not created...
Any ideas...?
Please help!
Thank you
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tprimus83

I found something.
"simply building does not create a package. Try Project -> Package -> create package.
hth
Kay "
Thank you Kay i woul'd try it

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