Desing input needed: JMS in cluster(s) for OSB

Hi
I have two admin servers prod A and prod B on two separate physical boxes.
prod A has managed servers MS1 and MS2. : Together they form cluster A
prod B has MS3 and MS4.: Together they form cluster B
Client forwards request to a loadbalancer which forwards request to either prod A or prod B based on load in environment.
Use case: I have to push some data in JMS queue on server. Client will call periodically and hit one OSB proxy service which basically gets data from queue and returns. Since I have two clusters thus I need to create two queues, one each on prod A and prod B. Now consider following scenario:
Client hits loadbalancer
loadbalancer forwards request to prod A. Queue on prod A was empty.
since I get empty response, I forward the same to prod B. Queue on prod B had data so returned it to client.
Here issue is I need to have communication between prod A and prod B. Also I need to implement manual fail over in case prod A or prod B is down.
My question is :-
Can more than one clusters, if they are not aware of each other (if they do - then together they form a single cluster if I am not wrong) share resources such as queues?
May be I am not clear or couple of concepts of mine are wrong...;-)
Please share your thoughts.
Thanks and Regards
Swapnil Kharwadkar

Barnes,
          Thanks for such a nice explaination. Let me tell what i did ealier for my set up and what is the problem i have right now.
          I deployed the application which is using the JMS in the single cluster environment which has 2 managed servers each from different physical servers.
          I configured one connection factory with the preoper JNDI name and default delivery mode as non persistant and deployed the connection factorey on the cluster in which i deployed the application.
          I configured one JMS server and deployed in one of the servers from the cluster with migratable method and persistant store as none.
          I configured one destination under this created JMS server and replicated the JNDI name in the cluster.
          The application can access the message from the queue on the server in which i deployed the JMS server, not from the other one, though i deployed the server with migratable service. This is the problem i cant access from the other server.
          I am not sure what i am doing wrong or what made me wrong. Please help me out.
          Jasmine

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       - Global Data Services
       - Online Operations
       - Oracle Data Guard Enhancements (Depends on our standby design)
    8. Manageability
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    9. General
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