Is it still possible to package DB and LDAP configuration information in your 
web app and have JBoss use that upon application deployment?  Or is the only 
way to do this by adding (in my case) oracle-ds.xml to the server's deployment 
directory, and adding a policy to the login-config.xml?

Here's a little background on why I'm asking this:

My company's web app used to be deployed to Tomcat 5.0.28.  There was a 
context.xml that included Oracle and LDAP configuration information in there, 
so that when the web app was deployed to Tomcat, it could read the config 
information in the context.xml and be able to authenticate users with our 
Active Directory server, and use the Oracle config so it could access our 
database.

I've migrated the web app to work on JBoss 4.0.4CR2, but it looks like the DB 
and LDAP config needs to be in JBoss-specific config files (in my case, 
oracle-ds-xml and adding a policy to login-config.xml) instead of the 
context.xml packaged with the web app.

Thanks in advance for your replies!

Jeff


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