Database Access via WLS Datasource

I need to access a database resource by JNDI Datasource lookup and not by JDBC Direct Connection. This is needed because the underlying database is an Oracle RAC with several machines and my intention is to use WLS MultiDatasource Feature to round-robin and failover all the database needs.
Could someone help me ??
Thanks in advance

I'd like to access the same database from a
standalone, command window program and have tried
setting the INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY and PROVIDER_URL
properties as shown below.I've never done this. I'm not sure if it can or should be done.
The problem is that the standalone app isn't part of any Tomcat context.
It also ties your standalong app to Tomcat. I don't think you want to do that.
There's got to be a way to manage this without resorting to Tomcat. I'd look at the Commons docs to see.
If I copy the JAR file containing
BasicDataSourceFactory (viz. commons-dbcp-1.2.1.jar)
from Tomcat's common\lib folder into Java's
jre\lib\ext folder, This is a terrible idea. You shouldn't be putting anything in jre/lib/ext - it'll cause more problems than it's worth.
Create a /lib directory for your project and put the 3rd party JARs in there. Disk space is cheap, and keeping all the artifacts that you need to create your app in one place is a good idea.
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standalone, command window program and have tried
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BasicDataSourceFactory (viz. commons-dbcp-1.2.1.jar)
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midpapi.zip
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