Service Locator and JNDI Environment variables

Hi,
I have a class that implements the ServiceLocator pattern running into the container tier (not in a webapp), this class has a method that returns a Connection (java.sql). The problem is that I must hard code the JNDI name of the DataSource (or write it on a properties file), but I want to look for this name like a JNDI environment variable (java:comp/env/jdbc/dataSourceRefName). The class who calls the ServiceLocator is a DAO object, not an EJB. Is there any deployment descriptor tag or similar that let�s me register this name in the JNDI tree?
Thanks.

Hi Corujo-h,
You'll need to declare the resource-ref in the environment
section of the standard deployment descriptor of any component
from which you'll invoke this ServiceLocator. So, if it's invoked
from ejbs, you'll need to define the resource-ref for each ejb
in ejb-jar.xml.
--ken

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