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Apologies for the late response and update on this idea.
We had initially discussed this item internally late last year and came away with an approach that would address the request generically allowing customers to continue to allow users of JMS to pass any queue/topic name of choice (including wildcards as in this case) and not be reliant on the JNDI as is by default. The use of wildcards as presented in the example depends on what is supported by the provider being used in terms of lookup.
Based on this epic's demand and other requests related to the same idea, we are looking to implement a solution to this and providing updates for this in the coming quarter. I will provide an update once we have a more definite release update geared towards the feature.