Creating synchronous publisher with JMS

Question

I wonder, if it's possible to "synchronously publish" the messages with JMS pub/sub model. "Synchronously publish" - that is to say, when a message has been published (publish() method invoked with the message), the thread waits until the message is successfully consumed by all the registered subscribers (i.e. is acknowledged).
In other words, I would like to be sure that the message has been consumed successfully before I send the next message.
Thanks.

Answer 1

Thank you once more for your time and explanations.
Probably, I might want to use not a JMS-based system, but rather an event system, similar to Spring events framework, because I'm interested rather in a solid-made thread-safe message dispatcher library (not necessarily across network - inside one process would be enough), than in a separate message broker service.
As for "hardly acceptable" - indeed, I don't want any of my classes to be tightly bound to any broker-specific logic, one of which is the necessity to notify the message sender about the fact that the message had been consumed.
For example, when using any simple event-system, similar to what AWT presents, a MessageListener implementation is only limited by the obligation to implement one-method interface (kind of actionPerformed, mouseClicked - generally saying - eventOccured) and nothing else. And the side, which raises the event (publisher/sender) and sends the message, naturally waits for the eventOccured method to return (unless the method is launched in a separate thread). This would be the ideal situation for me.
The reason why I decided to spend time playing with JMS was that I needed a solution which could stand multi-threading, scaling and high-load situations. And at this point it is normally preferred to select an existing time-proven solution rather then inventing anything by my own :).
Thanks again and all the best to you as well!