I answered my own question:
If you want JBoss configuration (works for 3.2+, not sure about 3.0) to use a
particular environment variable instead of a hardcoded value, just reference it
with ${environment.variable.name}
For example, to run multiple instances on the same machine, each with a
JMX-console, you need to make sure each instance of Tomcat binds to a different
port. Add:
-Dtomcat.port=443 to %JAVA_OPTS%
Then in server.xml:
Connector port="${tomcat.port}" address="${jboss.bind.address}" scheme =
"https" secure = "true"
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