Connecting TopLink to MQseries via EIS and J2C adapter

Hi all,
has anybody connected successfully TopLink with (non-relational) datasource MQSeries?
I have tree-tier-architecture with a custom server and RMI-clients. TopLink resides within this custom server (NOT J2EE App server) and connects to DB2 (mainframe) via JDBC. Now I'm trying to establish a connection to MQ as well and two phase commit. Has anybody experience with it? Best regards

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