Way to place a bad request in a dead-letter queue when using JAX-RPC?
I'm using JAX-RPC 1.1 to generate services for a set of applications running on WAS 6.0, communicating via Websphere MQ.  A mainframe will be sending messages to the services, so if for some reason the message can't be converted to objects (likely due to EBCDIC-to-ASCII weirdness), the message needs to be placed on the dead-letter queue for examination.

Does anyone know if there's a standard way to do this (i.e. by providing the jms:/ address with a DLQ name), or if DLQ-forwarding would need to be performed manually somehow?
Way to place a bad request in a dead-letter queue when using JAX-RPC?
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I'm using JAX-RPC 1.1 to generate services for a set of applications running on WAS 6.0, communicating via Websphere MQ.  A mainframe will be sending messages to the services, so if for some reason the message can't be converted to objects (likely due to EBCDIC-to-ASCII weirdness), the message needs to be placed on the dead-letter queue for examination.

Does anyone know if there's a standard way to do this (i.e. by providing the jms:/ address with a DLQ name), or if DLQ-forwarding would need to be performed manually somehow?