Oracle OraESB-Automated-error-handling ESB AQ

Hi Guys...
i wonder if anyonce can help me.. i have downloaded a solution for Errorhandleing in ESB,
on of the deoployment steps is..
1. Create OC4J instance named oc4j_scheduer and deploy ESB AQ accroding to oc4j_soa instance
(eSB ds: <managed-data-source login-timeout="-1" connection-pool-name="ESBAQJmsPool" jndi-name="jdbc/esbaqdatasource"
name="ESBAQJMSDataSource" manage-local-transactions="false"/>)
ok i have created the oc4j container but what is the ESB AQ? where do i find it and deploy it to the new OC4J instance

I think they are referring to database persistence for ESB during SOA installation, you can look at http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10291_01/core.1013/e10294/webapp.htm#CHDDFCCA
You have to do similar for oc4j_scheduler as well.
HTH,
Chintan

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