OC4J : configuring queues programmatically than in jms.xml file.

Hi All,
I'm using MDB-Queues and OC4J Scheduler in my application deployed in OC4J 10.1.3.1. I need to get rid of the dependency of "jms.xml" (under "<OC4J>\j2ee\home\config") where the queues are defined for the OC4J Scheduler. This is because, I cant always expect my client to add these entries into their app server setting. Can anyone please let me how this can be achieved..?
Thanks
Rajasekaran Iyanu

hi,
You can enter jms information in jms-server.xml which can be deploy with application and you dont need to configure AS .
Regards

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>
> My Scenario is
> sender SAP ---> receiver MF( Mainframe) ..
>
> I have one requirement i will get IDOC from SAP sender pass throw PI to Mainframe... which is recevier's JMS XML file should convert to Flat file...
>
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