DefaultMessageListenerContainer Does receive message from remote Queue

I am developing an application where I need to consume JMS messages from JMS Queue on remote weblogic server 10.3.3.0. My application is deployed WLS 10.3.2.0 and I using Spring 2.5.6. In my spring configuration, I have used Springframework's DefaultMessageListenerContainer to listen to the Queue on remote server.
Now I have two scenarios in which DMLC does not consumer messages without server restart.
Scenario 1: When the Remote server on which the JMS queue resides is restarted. DMLC stops consuming message from the Queue on remote server. After I restart my server, it starts consuming messages. But I want that DMLC starts consuming messages without the restarting server at my end.
Scenario 2: When the remote server is running and I update/Redploy my application on WLS at my end. In this case also, DMLC stops receiving messages and I have to restart server at my end.
Could anyone please help sorting out this issue?

This seems like a Spring question, you might want to ty the Spring forums. I'm not sure why you would get the behaviour you see.

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