WS reliable messaging implementation in OSB

Hi All,
I have to implement relaible messaging through OSB service. I want to know
1. how reliable messaging can be implemented in OSB with proxy and bussiness service and how it can be tested?
2. The advantages of using WS transport to implement reliable messaging over JMS queues ?
3. How WS transport ensures guaranteed delivery?
please post your valuable ideas.
Thanks
Harini

WSRM is not fully supported in ALSB.

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