Thank you for your comment - I actually ended up doing something similar to what you
have here, but rather than include a classpath attribute in the manifest, I put the
driver jar in the root of the sar itself.
This indeed works so it seems that I do not have to explicitly set a classpath to
point to the driver jar, just having it in the root of the sar is enough.
In ANTspeak:
| <target name="project-ds.sar">
| <jar jarfile="${build.dir}/${proj.name}-ds.sar">
| <metainf dir="${etc.dir}" includes="jboss-service.xml"/>
| <fileset dir="${lib.dir}/jdbc-drivers" includes="mysql*.jar"/>
| </jar>
| </target>
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