posted 18 years ago
Simple.. Just a fundamental rule you need to remember
"Stateless session beans can neither be created nor can be removed, by the clients, but it moves in and out of the pool"
Stateless session beans totally lives on the mercy of the container. So when the client calls the remove() method, the container will just put back the bean into the pool. If the container feels that its lacking resources, it just kills few of the beans in the pool.
When the world says, "Give up,"<br />Hope whispers, "Try it one more time."