Change Directory/Folder of JMS xml messages

Hi
I have a requirement to change the directory where JMS queue messages (xml files) are located.
Is this a simple configuration change or something more major?
Can anyone give me any tips on how to proceed
Thanks

Thanks for your reply.
I realise I didn't state my version earlier which is Weblogic 8.1.
I'm not sure if it is the JMS module folder as my experience with Weblogic is very minimal.
The folder I wish to change is where the JMS queues store the messages that have been posted to the queues.
I believe this is known as the file store.
Is it the config.xml file I need to change for this?
Is there a web interface for version 8 to change this configuration?
Thanks again

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