I don't think / is a valid character for jms destinations (it might be, but I had the same problem and never tried to resolve it... I used underscores instead)
The destination is the physical queue in OpenMQ, where the JMS Resource is the JNDI mapping for the queue, which most certainly can use / in the name.
Also, there seems to be auto translation between the JMS Resource '/' and underscore in the associated physical queue. For example, if you have autocreate queues on by default, and create a JMS Resource called jms/queue/hi, the automatically created jms destination would be named jms_queue_hi
Alex Sherwin
alex.sherwin_at_acadiasoft.com
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just an idea, try to escape the / like this jms\\/persistence
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