How to configure informix connection pool in sun-one appserver 7

Hello,
Anybody knows , How to configure informix connection pool properties in sun-one appserver 7?
Thanks in advance.

Actually,it couldn't get some advice in here.But now,I known how to configure it,I expended 2 days to search and test it.Follow :
jdbc class:com.informix.jdbcx.IfxDataSource
serverName=(INFORMIXSERVER)
portNumber=1526(default)
IfxIFXHOST=(host ip)
databaseName=(your dbname)
user=(your username)
password=(your pwd)
attention:configure right transaction and userthreads in your informix sever
Hope helpful to someone!

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