When testing a build of a BlackBerry app, one method to deploy the app on a BlackBerry OTA is to host all of the application COD files and a main JAD file with the relevant details of each COD file in it. Once hosted, one can point the BlackBerry device to the JAD file being hosted and the application COD files will be installed on the device.
While this isn’t such a problem with single projects in isolation, anyone who has had to do this manually where multiple projects (such as library projects) are involved in the deployment of a single app, will known that the process of assembling the COD details into a single JAD file is rather menial and in general quite insufferable. Fortunately, the BlackBerry JDE comes with a tool called updatejad.exe and works as follows:
Let’s use a main project name of Peanut and peanut relies on the library projects Raisin and Salt. To assemble the Peanut.jad file with the COD details of all the projects, one can use the following command:
updatejad.exe Peanut.jad Raisin.jad Salt.jad
I find it easiest just to copy the necessary JAD and COD files to a single directory when running this command. There you go… you now have a deployable JAD file to host along with all of the application COD file 
