It appears, that Confluence dev documentation completely lacks information, regarding accessing third party databases.
The only example I could find is the source of SQL Plugin. However, it seemed to be too low level and I would prefer to use Spring to handle it. Here comes my solution:
You can see here, that I'm using lazy look up with proxy interface. I had to do it, because otherwise look up happens when plugin is installed or activated and for some reason, JNDI datasource that I defined was not visible to that thread.
Unfortunately, OSGI bundle makes it a bit tricky, as some required classes will be missing and you have to instruct Felix to import them:
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