JMS GUI Support?

In SAP, is there any GUI support for JMS to create queues, topics, etc?
Thanks

Hi,
Yes this is all.
There is a default JMS instance named "default".
Now you can use the default one or your new JMS instance, just create queue and/or topic and go ahead.
For more information how to use the JMS service take a look at
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/de/25/bf8f44540c469abc19fb6ac3ac7885/frameset.htm
HTH

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