Hello:

I'm using jboss as a first approach to adopt java in my company with excellent 
results. I'm developing a SAP-Java webapp which is using a JNDI variable to 
determine the enviroment where SAP connections are taken from (DVT, QAT and 
PRT). To isolate this behavior I used a env-entry inside my web.xml descriptor 
file.

   anonymous wrote : <env-entry>
  |         <env-entry-name>SAPEnv</env-entry-name>
  |         <env-entry-type>java.lang.String</env-entry-type>
  |         <env-entry-value>DVT</env-entry-value>
  |     </env-entry>

The problem I'm facing is that everytime I deploy my application on each server 
I have to edit this value to point the correct SAP environment.

My question is, how can I define a value inside server configuration, so I 
can't depend on web.xml to taje this value (I guess is JNDI related stuff, but 
I haven't find it googling)?

I tried putting jboss-service.xml into ${jboss.server.default}/deploy using the 
example in 

http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JNDIBindingServiceMgr

And I didn't get success trying to lookup for urls/jboss-home. If this is the 
correct path, can somebody tell me how to get this value.

Any help would be really appreciated.

Regards

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