How to get JMSDistributedQueueMBean in weblogic 10.3?

Can anybody provide the route starting from DomainRuntimeServiceMBean to access JMSDistributedQueueMBean? I tried DomainRuntimeServiceMBean /DomainConfiguration(DomainMBean)/JMSDistributedQueues(JMSDistributedQueueMBean), but it said Attribute can not be found, the MBean Reference says this attribute (JMSDistributedQueues) has been deprecated since 9.0.
Also the weblogic doc says "the WebLogic Server MBean Reference lists other MBeans from which you can access the current MBean.", but for a MBean in ref, I only see "Related MBeans" and its Attributes, it doesn't tell me from which MBean(neither containment nor reference) I can access the current MBean, am I wrong here?
What I'm currently trying to achieve is to get all the queues defined in JMS Cluster and list the message counts for each queue instance of the distributed/logical queues on this cluster.
Any suggestion would be appreciated.

http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/weblogic/howto/rac/index.html
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