JMS with IBM websphere

Dear friends,
i am studying JMS and its concepts. I copied two sample programs for sending messages and receiving messages.
I am using Queue. I configured connection factories and Queue in Websphere JMS Provider. Also both files were complied properly. Now i want to run those programs, but it s giving me errror
I dont know Url Provider and its attributes..
Please help me in solving this problem
thanx in advance
s.yogans

Thanks for your reaply.
Acually WebsphereMQ 5.3.1 supports jms102.
I was using DefaultMessageListenerContainer instead of DefaultMessageListenerContainer102.
now its working fine.
Regards,
Sabyasachi

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