How to set JMS clients to use JVM Invocation layer

Hi,
I'm not sure if this JBoss specific (but I'm assuming it's not) so I'll be asking it here. How can I set my JMS clients and Message-Driven Beans to use JVM Invocation layer since the clients and queues will reside in the same JVM.
Thanks in advance.

May be that explains why I couldn't successfully integrate ActiveMQ with JBoss. I was using the 3.0 version. I'll try again once I find the time.
Anyway, do you know how to set JBoss JMS clients and MDBs to use JVM invocation or transport layer instead of UIL2?
I'm not sure if what I've done is correct But here's what I've done.
For jvm-il-service.xml, I changed the JNDI reference from "ConnectionFactory" to "JVMILConnectionFactory" since the default service uses "ConnectionFactory". Then I used that reference as my JNDI look up in my JMS client. I'm just not sure how to do this with MDBs. I think I should add an entry in the ejb descriptor file but I need someone to confirm.
Thanks.

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Another question is in continuous mode, NI DAQmx uses Samples per channel to determine the buffer size. But according to the website you specified, it says if the acquisition is continuous (sample mode on the DAQmx Timing.vi is set to Continuous Samples), NI-DAQmx will allocate a buffer according to the following table. And for sample rate between 100 - 10,000 S/s, the buffer size is 10 kS. So if I set the sample rate to be 5000 S/s, and set the Samples per channel to be 20000, then what exactly the buffer size is? 20 kS or 10 kS?
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