JMS event generator accepts messages, but won't push out to channels

I am monitoring the JMS event generator through the WLIconsole, and I can see the
messages coming in. I have a channel rule defined for this particular event generator
- it just allows everything through (by leaving the name and value fields blank).
I can see that there is a channel listed under the channel count.
However, when I go under the Message Broker window, and check the channel, there
are zero subscribers. This is probably why the messages that are going into
the generator aren't being recieved by anyone.
I'm trying to use this channel to kick off a workflow - so the event choice start
node is set to listen to a channel, but I don't think it actually subscribes to
the channel - if it did, why wouldn't it be listed under the WLI console as a
subscriber? How do I get the start node to listen to the channel? How do I get
the messages from the event generator into the channel?

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