deploy war to websphere through commandline - shell

I am newbie to websphere.
I need to automate deployment of my war file on to the websphere using ant or shell script.
That ant target/ shell command should deploy and install my war.
Any suggestions?

IBM provide a set of ant tasks for deploying applications to websphere. Take a look at this answer:
Example of a build.xml for an EAR that deploys in WebSphere 6

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