WLST: easy script to suspend or resume consumption from JMS queues

The painful thing of the traditional WLST scripts is is having to pass the JMSModule, JMSRuntime etc.
This script simply searches all available queues anywhere on a ManagedServer until it finds a match.

def controlConsumption(queue, suspend):
    found = False
    serverRuntime()
    myjmsruntimes = ls('/JMSRuntime/', returnMap='true')
    for myjmsruntime in myjmsruntimes:
        myjmsservers = ls('/JMSRuntime/' + myjmsruntime + '/JMSServers', returnMap='true')
        for myjmsserver in myjmsservers:
          jmsserverroot = '/JMSRuntime/' + myjmsruntime + '/JMSServers/' + myjmsserver + '/'
          cd(jmsserverroot) 
          cd('Destinations')
          mydestinations = ls('c', returnMap='true')
          #print mydestinations
          for mydestination in mydestinations:
            if (mydestination.endswith('@' + queue)):
              found = True
              #print "cding into", jmsserverroot + mydestination
              cd(jmsserverroot + 'Destinations/' + mydestination)
              if (suspend): 
                  cmo.pauseConsumption()
                  print "\n##############\nconsumption paused on ", mydestination, "\n##############\n"
              else:
                  cmo.resumeConsumption()
                  print "\n##############\nconsumption resumed on ", mydestination, "\n##############\n"
    if (not found):
        print "ERROR: queue ", queue, " could not be found"                          

where queue is just the Queue name (not the JNDI), and suspend is True or False.