Need JMS 2.0 compliant AQ api jar?

Hi,
I am trying to used JMS 2.0 api to connect to AQ. It seems the latest 12c aqapi.jar(12.1.0.1) is not JMS 2.0 compliant. Calling JMSContext apis are all blowing up. Any idea when we will have a JMS 2.0 compliant aqapi.jar ?
Thanks,
PB

I am trying to used JMS 2.0 api to connect to AQ.
What does 'trying to use JMS 2.0' actually mean? Are you using Fusion Middleware for that? If you are using Fusion Middleware have you reviewed the Configuration Guide and followed the instructions examples in it?
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24329_01/web.1211/e24385/aq_jms.htm
Driver Support
WebLogic AQ JMS requires a JDBC driver to communicate with the Oracle database. Only the Oracle JDBC 11g thin driver, included in your WebLogic Server installation, is supported for this release. Oracle OCI JDBC Driver and non-Oracle JDBC Drivers are not supported.
Take note of that "Only the Oracle JDBC 11g thin driver' is supported statement.
It seems the latest 12c aqapi.jar(12.1.0.1) is not JMS 2.0 compliant. Calling JMSContext apis are all blowing up. Any idea when we will have a JMS 2.0 compliant aqapi.jar ?
What 'latest 12c aqapi.jar' are you talking about? The Oracle 12c database installs TWO different aqapi.jar files. Are you using one of those? If so which one? One is in $ORACLE_HOME/RDBMS/jlib and the other in $ORACLE_HOME/oc4j/rdbms/jlib. They are different versions, sizes and dates.
Other than that I doubt if anyone can provide any info for a 'help me I have a problem' question. Oracle never throws an exception with text that says 'all blowing up'.
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