I think that this paragraph would help, positioned in section 5.6 at the end and in section 7.2.3 at the beginning. It may sound repetitive, and obvious, to the experienced. It gives some important insight about how the application works.
The paragraph:
File DbForms-Config.xml is parsed when the servlet container is started, or when the web application is reloaded. If there are any errors in this file, the parser will abort with an exception. However, the web application will continue to load. A valid context, without the database connections specified at the bottom of the file, will be started. If everything else is OK, this will result in a "No DbConnection object configured with name 'null'" exception, assuming that one default connection is specified. Besides the obvious xml syntax errors, it is an error to use a non-ANSI column type definition, for example the MySQL "enum" or the Oracle "varchar2".
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