Creating JDBC datasource in Weblogic 10

I have a requirement to create JDBC datasource at runtime if necessary. Weblogic provides JMX services for creating datasource however this required credential of Admin Server (node manager).
As my application is deployed in one of the managed node and as per the security policies admin credential will not be available..
so how can I create a datasource at runtime on fly applicable only for my node.. this should not require admin credentials?
Edited by: user5798282 on Apr 28, 2010 12:50 PM

Thanks for your reply. However both seems to be way of creating datasource in weblogic 8 . The first one is deprecated in Weblogic 10, the 2nd one requires weblogic admin username and password

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