XMLType and Oracle JMS compatibility

We need to receive messages from a Oracle-AQ queue with paylod_type XMLType,
and we would like manage this with JMS and MDB using OC4J 10.1.3.
Somebody know if is it possible to map such a queue as a JMS source or are there
limitations to the specific SYS.AQ$_JMS_MESSAGE paylod_type?
In the second case, what kind of workaround can we put in place? The XMLType is
a must in our environment, so we have to manage it in some way...
Thanks,
Giorgio.

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