Configure backout queue and Dead letter queue in weblogic JMS provider

Hi,
How to configure the JMS backout queue and dead letter queue in weblogic JMS provider in weblogic application server console?
Any links or documents are highly appreciated.
Thanks.

Thanks anon. When i say backout message the poisonous message , A poison message is one which cannot be processed by a receiving MDB application. If a poison message is encountered, the JMS MessageConsumer and ConnectionConsumer objects can requeue it according to two queue properties, BOQUEUE, and BOTHRESH.
Normally this happens in the websphere MQ . Where we will configure the backout queue and dead letter queue.
The dead letter queue was always used in MQSeries (the last time I used MQ) to store messages that arrived at the queue manager but the queue didn't exist. For eample, if the message was address to queue manager X and queue Y, it would arrive via a channel at manager X. If the receiver channel discovered there was no queue Y, it would be placed in the dead letter queue.
The backout queue, on the other hand, is more of an application-level thing (at least in terms of MQ). When an MQ client cannot process the message for some reason, it can back it out for later processing (back to it's original queue).If it's backed out too many times (the threshold can be configured), it gets moved to the backout queue.
The Dead Letter Queue behaves the same as a Backout. I treat the Dead Letter Queue as the Crematorium for messages that cannot be recovered in the Error or Backout queues and have some last, non-business specific data that need be collected. Once the info is captured, the message is put down for good. Backout is good for analyzing messages for data that may need to be recovered to completely reprocess or be sent back to an application area for them to decision on.
How we configure these in weblogic server both Backout and Deadletter queue , whether this is a simple queue in which we will set the error destination in case of any poisonous message so that it will logged in those queue?
Thanks.

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