File to MQ(JMS) scenario; Max file size limitation

All,
I have a File2MQ interface, which send a 10M file. as far as i can tell, all feedbacks are positive. yet, the MQ guy says he cannt get the file.
i have some leeds:
1. MQ should (actually, it was) re-configered.
2. J2EE should be re-configered (the basis guy says it too risky).
can any one provide a feasible solution?
Tnx
Uri

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