How to check the jms Queue is persistance or not in jboss application serve

hi,
i am using jboss as application server for jms and database is postgres.For an message store i am using the "*database store*".while starting the jms adding queue it is adding the messages to the jms queue after starting the jms receiver the datas are received sucessfully....afte some 10 to 13 hours i am getting java.lang.OutOfMemoryError in jms..so i checked the postgres table space.Table space is increased gradually...I think that the after receiver received that message the messages are not deleted in the database.how to debugg the the secnario in jboss as wel as in database.....how to chaeck the queue is in persistance or not persistance...
regards.
naresh govindaswamy.

Send a request to the server somehow, so that the server is aware of this. AJAX may be very useful in this if you want to do this asynchronously.
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