[skrishn1]

I would like to create a web application that accesses a database ( eg. oracle). I used MyEclipse to create a enterprise app with a web module. I also configured the datasource using the example oracle-ds.xml.
However I am noticing that MyEclipse does not generate jboss-web.xml files for me to add any resource-ref settings etc.. My question is do I need one and if so how do I use MyEclipse to generate one.

Is there an example ( or tutorial) for MyEclipse that shows how to access a database for a simple web based app for jboss using any required jboss specific deployment descriptors.

I am using the following

MyEclipse IDE ver 3.8
jboss ver 4.0.2
oracle ver 9.0.2

Thanks
SK

[Riyad Kalla]

My question is do I need one and if so how do I use MyEclipse to generate one.

You need to add Xdoclet support to your project and configure the Standard Webdoclet to generate one for you: http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net/xdoclet/ant/xdoclet/modules/jboss/web/JBossWebXmlSubTask.html

Is there an example ( or tutorial) for MyEclipse that shows how to access a database for a simple web based app for jboss using any required jboss specific deployment descriptors.

Not currently.

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