Oracle AS 10.1.3 - OEMS JMS Database Provider

Hi,
Can anyone confirm that the integration between AQ and JMS in Oracle AS 10.1.3 is two-way?
In other words:
1) If I publish a message on a JMS topic/queue backed by Oracle AQ, the message is persisted in the database.
2) If I publish a message on an AQ topic/queue (via e.g. a PL/SQL trigger) this message is published to all subscribers (eg an MDB) of the accompanying JMS topic/queue.
If so (if the integration between AQ and JMS is two-way), is it sufficient to deploy/configure only one instance of the OEMS JMS Database Message Service Provider in the Oracle AS 10.1.3 EM to achieve this two-way integration?
Thanks,
Ronald

To give a little more background, we're using publish/subscribe to decouple integration between processes in a SOA (and EDA) environment. We'd like to implement publish/subscribe via JMS topics, a.o. since this is a (Java) standard.
I can't imagine that AQ and JMS cannot be connected both ways. We only run into technical problems (when not :-) when trying to use/configure JMS adapters in ESB and BPEL which are backed by AQ on which messages are enqueued.
Regards,
Ronald

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