After reading this https://docs.oracle.com/javaee/6/tutorial/doc/bnaeo.html,
I now have a better understanding what is possible in web components. 
It's stated there that resource injections by annotations should work in
Servlets. For simplicity I had done my tests in a JSP. And that was the
problem. Once I put my code into a servlet, Websphere during deployment
recognized the resource requirements and offered the mapping to the
available resources. Testing worked.

Now I am much further.



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