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# Using the Deploy Tool on its Own

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To deploy a JAR file, use this procedure:

1. Start the WebSphere Deploy Tool by executing the appropriate `<``TOPLINK_HOME``>/bin/wasDeployTool` script: on Windows, execute `wasDeployTool.cmd`; on UNIX, execute `wasDeployTool.sh`.

   The WebSphere Deploy Tool dialog box appears (see Figure: The Deploy Tool Set Up for Use with WSAD).

   The Deploy Tool Set Up for Use with WSAD

   Description of "The Deploy Tool Set Up for Use with WSAD"

2. Enable the Copy generated source to directory option to save a copy of the generated code in the specified directory. This is a quick and efficient way to copy the files into a WSAD project working directory.

3. Enable the Turn on tracing option if you want to see the details of the process.

4. Click Deploy EJB.