Using Oracle AQ in Weblogic 10

Hi,
i have a little problem getting this running, and maybe someone can help me?
So maybe i tell you what i want and what i've done so far.
What i want to do:
1. I have a Oracle 10g (10.2.0.4) Database with 5 Queues.
2. I have a Weblogic 10 (10 MP1) Server with 5 Message Driven Beans
3. I want that the message driven beans get connected with the oracle queues, but it's important that they use a XA Connection and that they use a connection pool.
What i've done so far:
1. I created a Oracle Datasource in the Weblogic server. It uses the Oracle Thin(XA) Driver and a connection pool.
2. I created a ApplicationLifecycleListener (this is like a startup class) which retrieves the datasource from the jndi context.
3. The class which i get from the context is not the "normal" oracle driver class. Because i use the connection pool the oracle class is wrapped in a RMIDatasource object.
4. This RMIDatasource is not implementing the XADatasource interface, so i created a wrapper class which implements XADatasource but uses the RMIDatasource object.
5. After i have an XADatasource object i can call AQjmsFactory.getXAQueueConnectionFactory()
6. Now i create an XAQueueConnection and XAQueueSession object
7. At this point i can get the Oracle queues and so i put them in the weblogic jndi context
8. when the message driven beans are deployed i get the following error message :
Unable to deploy EJB: TestHandlerBean from MyProjectEJB:
Error getting JMSServer member info
When i search the internet i found some documents describing a similar error message with MQSeries, but this should be fixed with Weblogic 10 MP1.
In some other threads i found the solution seems to be using code from the following project: [https://jmsbridgesxa.projects.dev2dev.bea.com/]
But this code is only for weblogic 8.1.
Have anyone an idea for this problem?

I have not tried this, the route I used before was from the codeshare method/code your reference. One of the WLS product guys pointed me to this.
On this OTN page:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/ias/oems/index.html
There is a link: How-to: Oracle Advanced Queuing Integration with WebLogic Server
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/ias/oems/files/aqjms_v2.0.zip
This zip file contains a framework that registers AQ destinations in WebLogic JNDI and enables tx support.
Have you looked at that?

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