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Intermittent access problem in JMS

 
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Has anyone written or know of a piece of software that will handle queueing of data onto a JMS queue, even if the network access is not up at the time? The app is Web Start, sending data entry text to a JMS queue runnning on the app server for submission to a database.
 
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This is handled transparently by some high-end JMS Servers. For example, Sonic MQ has a JMS client with this type of store and forward capability (I am sure others have similar features).
AFAIK, the JMS implementations that come bundled with J2EE Servers (such as WebLogic and Websphere) do not have this capability out of the box.
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