Send data to JMS queue using CQL in Jdeveloper 11g CEP application

ALTER QUERY q_basic_event ADD DESTINATION
“<EndPointReference><Address>_file:///home/cep/test.txt</Add
ress></EndPointReference>" ---- CQL is being used to transfer data to an output file(test.txt).
How do we change the destination so that the data is sent to a JMS queue in Jdeveloper 11g where we are using a CEP application?

Hi Narayanan,
Thank you for your prompt reply. I understand that we need to create an external delivery channel to post the message to a JMS Queue from TP2. Currently I am using default AQ's (b2b.IP_IN_QUEUE & b2b.IP_OUT_QUEUE) at TP2 end to receive the message.
But, I want to post the message to JMS Queue. For this I need to create an external delivery channel and the corresponding end point should be the name of that JMS Queue. Is my assumption correct?
I have already gone through the thread that you have mentioned and the pdf as well. But, I am not able to find an option on how & where to create that JMS Queue?
Could you clarify on this?
Regards,
Satya.

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