Setting the JMS client-id on a Tibco JMS server

Dear,
We're running quite a bit of interfaces that connect to a Tibco JMS server.
The Tibco team is suggesting we use client-id's to identify ourselves as the consumer of a particular queue. However I fail to find the parameters I require to send the client-id with my call in the JMS Sender/Receiver Adapter .
Has anyone had any experience with this?
Kr,
Frederik-Jan.

Dear,
I don't see how this is relevant to connecting
- From PI
- To Tibco EMS
I don't need a tool for viewing a queue. When I view the queue, I see that the client-id is left empty. What I need is a parameter/setting for my adapter/communication channel so that I can set the client-id.
Kr,
Frederik-Jan.

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