And what about to use resource reference
| * @ejb.resource-ref
| * res-ref-name = "jdbc/MyDataSource"
| * res-type = "javax.sql.DataSource"
| * res-auth = "Container"
| * res-sharing-scope = "Shareable"
| * @jboss.resource-ref
| * res-ref-name="jdbc/MyDataSource"
| * jndi-name = "${jboss.datasource.ie}"
|
and for webSphere you have to add resource-ref specifig tag
Jan
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