MDB is not picking up messages in the Queue

Hi ,
I am trying to implement a MDB (Producer) , that acts as a Message Producer also . This MDB pickes up a message from a Queue and sends it to another Queue(Queue 2) after some processing. The MDB listening to the Queue 2 is not being able to pick this message.
The Weblogic console shows that the message is pending.
The transaction-type is Container and transaction-attribute is 'Required' for the Producer (MDB) ...
I am creating a QueueSession as con.createQueueSession(true, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE) . I also tried specifying queuesession.commit() ...
even then the Message is not picked by the MDB listening on the other side...
Please help me out

any one

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