Connecting to third party JMS Queue using Patchbay

Hi All,
We are trying to connect to a third party JMS queue configured in a remote weblogic server using ATG patcbay. We have configured the provider in dynamoMessagingSystem.xml and created a InitialContextFactory and provided all the queue configurations.
When it tries to initializes it is trying to create a dynamic queue and saying that JMSHelper class is not configured so that it cannot create the queue (The queue exists in the remote server). When we given configurations based on the details available under C:\ATG\ATG10.0.3\WebLogic\JMSProvider, it is saying that we have to provide a TopicConnectionFactory (We dont need to use any Topics). If we provide TopicConnectionFactory then it will say that your connection factory don't have any Topics configured.
I have read that for configuring with your application server's queue, this will try creating dynamic queues, but nowhere it is mentioned that how it will differentiate it is a third party queue or an application server queue.
In our case the application server and the remote server which acts as queue server are Weblogic.
Not sure why this is behaving like this and there is no proper documentation available in ATG that how to configure the third party queues using Patchbay.
Any pointers regarding this would be of great help.
Thanks,
R.

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