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Ant in Sun One: problem

 
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Hi all,
Just started my new job. We are using Sun One v7 and have taken the Ant script from the 'jdbc' example that came with sun one. We are using it to build and deploy our web application.
The problem is that this script expects there to be EJBs. we do not have any. This is where our build files are:
\src-
-ejb\ (empty)
-jsp\ our jsp pages
-classes\- our other classes
-ejb-jar.xml, sun-ejb-jar.xml, application.xml, build.xml, sun-web.xml, web.xml
When we build we navigate to the src level and type 'asant'. Thus ant looks in ejb-jar.xml and sun-ejb-jar.xml and gets antsy because there are no 'ejb' nodes. How can I tell ant that we dont want any EJBs at all. Does anyone know how to amend the standard j2ee ant script? (sorry i have no experience with ant ).
thks
john
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