How to mark ALBPM messages as non-persistent?

Hi,
When using the WLS JMS Server, persistence for the messages sent through the queue is not required since ALBPM uses the JMS Queue as a dispatching mechanism only. However, since the messages sent to the Queue are marked as “Persistent”, you must mark the Queue as “Store Enable”. This will allow the WLS JMS Server to accept messages that are marked as “Persistent”. Is there any setting by which we can make these messages as non-persistent so that queues don't have to be store enabled?
Regards,
Xavier

The idea behind this is to increase the speed by using non-persistent queue.
Please help.
Regards,
Xavier

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