Stupid question, but have you tried casting it to a DataSource? If you are getting a ClassCastException when you try to do a JNDI lookup, it is usually a classpath issue. Try including all of the JARs from the client directory in your classpath and remove any J2EE jars that weren't distributed with the version of JBoss that you're using.
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