The jar files needed to use MQ Sonique driver

Hi,
I am using the Sun JMS adapter
and the driver is Sonique MQ Series
can I know what jar files are needed to make the set up
in to the XI server?
Thanks & Regards
Ranjit

Hi,
Add sonic_Client.jar.
Regards,
sudheer.

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