Resolution:
Problem description:
When running buildear for a large project, it prompts the message given below, when EAR file size is more than a certain size.  Is there a command line parameter that will make it bypass this warning prompt, so we can run the command in a script unattended?  

[echo] Building Ear file from Archive file /test.archive
   Starting up...
   The ear file could archive up to: 33 MB in size.
   Are you sure you want to build it? [y]Ear building was cancelled by the user

Workaround:
Insert/modify the following property in designer.tra/buildear.tra so that the warning appears only when the size is larger than the given size.

    java.property.designer.ear.water.mark.size=32

For example, if you change the value to 32 (this value is in megabytes.), the warning only appears if you are loading a file that is greater than 32 MB.

How to bypass the warning "too large ear file" and continue with the build when using buildear utility, within a script?