Using JMS adapter with J2ee native queuing system

Hi there,
As far as I have understood J2EE contains it's own native queuing system (JMS). Since the J2EE is part of the WAS, shouldn't it be possible to somehow use XI's JMS adapter in conjunction with this native JMS?
I've tried to search many places in many ways, but haven't been able to find any info. Is it possible at all?
Hope, some of u guys can help out there:-)
Regards,
Daniel

Hi Keith,
It looks as if you are in the same situation.
We have this working very nicely now and I'm happy to share. In fact I was just granted wiki permissions so I can add the information there along with screen shots.
Informaiton on this configuration is very scattered but I imagine many people would find it useful for integrating with Mainframes without adding any complexity to the legacy environment. Let me come back to you with some more inormation, but for now you can get started with this:
Insert a module as the 3rd line in your Module Processing Sequence to use AF_Modules/MessageTransformBean and give it a key in order to associate with the parameters you will need to type in below. These parameters are very similar to normal XI File adapter parameters.
SAP Note 793922 has more info on the parameters... not the greatest reference I know.
Also this has some info...
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/Helpdata/EN/57/0b2c4142aef623e10000000a155106/content.htm
I'll try and get some screen shots up on the Wiki.

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(String) The unique message ID. Note that this is not a required field and can be null. Since the JMS provider might not use your provided message ID, the Connector sets a special property called $jms.messageid after sending a message. This is to insure that the message ID always is available to the user. To retrieve this value use conn.getProperty("$jms.messageid") in your After Add hook.
- JMSCorrelationID (Uniqueness Is JMS-Sender-Dependent)
(String) This header is set by the application for use by other applications.
Hope this will help you.
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Aashish Sinha
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