Dequeue message enqueued by different Oracle user

I have two applications say A and B both are connected to same DB using differenct users i.e. UserA and UserB. The A application is enqueuing messages in AQ such as AQ_QTAB.ENQ_UI = 'UserA'.
My spring based application(using spring AQ api) is connected with DB using UserB and listening on same AQ but I am not able see/dequeue message placed by UserA. However, if enqueue any message using UserB, it is properly dequeued by my listener.
Can any one please help me out? What sort of preliviges / propertiese I need to set.
Thanks

user8391890 wrote:
My spring based application(using spring AQ api) is connected with DB using UserB and listening on same AQ but I am not able see/dequeue message placed by UserA. However, if enqueue any message using UserB, it is properly dequeued by my listener.
Do you get an error or is it simply not getting a message? If you have insufficient privileges I'd expect an error e.g. ORA-01031:Insufficient Privileges
Here is the procedure for granting enqueue/dequeue privileges to other users of a queue:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e25788/d_aqadm.htm#i1014966
HTH
Paul

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