Also, if you put a file called jboss-container.xml that has a container configuration
XML element in a directory <merge-dir>, XDoclet will generate a jboss.xml that
contains the container configuration that is independent from the ones defined in the
conf directory.
The XDoclet command will look something like this:
<jboss version="3.2" unauthenticatedPrincipal="nobody" xmlencoding="UTF-8"
destdir="${meta.dir}" validatexml="false" createTable="false"
datasource="${data.source}" datasourceMapping="${data.mapping}"
mergeDir="<merge-dir>"/>
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