There is no magic here. If you somehow redeploy a .jar used by an .ear you have to redeploy the .ear as well, because it has already loaded and uses the classes of the .jar in memory. Java doesn't have a mechanism to unload or replace classes in memory, so it just created new versions of those classes and get rids of the old ones only when they are not referenced by anybody anymore.
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