Invalidate EJB cache using JMS ibm.websphere.ejbpersistence.InvalidateTCF

Hi,
I work with WSAD 5.1, and I need to invalidate manually some EJB entities in cache. After looking for information in websphere documentation, it seems that I have to use JMS to do this.
I create an Object PMCacheInvalidationRequest, and It seems that i have to publish it.
I found in websphere documentation some indications, based on a topicConnectionFactoryJNDIName named "com.ibm.websphere.ejbpersistence.InvalidateTCF".
Is someone has already work on it? Is someone can help me to understand if I have to parameter something in my server?
Thanks.

Please,
nobody has used this API PMCacheInvalidationRequest with JMS? Or is my message not comprehensible?
Thanks

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Line 1 / 1
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Type
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