How to consume message with queue payload type 'SYS.AQ$_JMS' in BPEL

In oracle database
1. created a queue table with multi consumer, queue_payload_type => 'SYS.AQ$_JMS_OBJECT_MESSAGE' .
2. created a queue using this queue table.
3. started the queue.
4. From java class, published a message into this queue.
Now when I try to access this queue from bpel using AQ adapters, not able to see the queue name. But if I try to consume from java, it is working fine.
Please let me know how we need to access from bpel the messages that are not of xml type and are user defined objects.
Thanks

Hi
Thank You for your information,
I have seen that link which you have provided. Here they have given a example in which they are using Database messaging, i am working on memory/file based messaging.
I am using default JMS Queue (jms/demoQueue) and default Connection Factory (jms/QueueConnectionFactory) which is provided by default in the server. With these i am trying to push message from process to the Queue.
From other process i am trying to receive a message.
For default Queue and Connection factory, i think we dont need to configure any of the xml files.
Please try to use default Queue and Connection Factory to recevie a message from the Queue. Use two different process to develop this.
Thank You
Rgards
Reddy

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