Web service which listens/replies over JMS Queues/Topics - HOW?

Hi all,
I need help - I have to implement the following Web Service for Weblogic 8.1:
- Simple Helloworld operation
- The Web service should listen on a Queue(or Topic) - say Queue1
- The response of the service should be put in another queue - predefined - say Queue2(or taken as propetry of the request "ReplyTO")
I looked for such an implementation in the available examples and forum topics, but without luck.
Please, give an example or a guide how to implement such a service if possible!
Thanks,
Ivo

Hi,
I have a work around to this problem please see if it suits you or you might already be knowing it.
Workaround is
1. Create a Simple Webservice as needed which puts a message in a Queue.
2. Create an MDB which listens to you Queue / Topic and call the created webserivce in the onMessage function of the MDB.
Vivek

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