Hi All It seems the ejbRemove method does not get called in case of SystemException being thrown from a stateless session bean. The container just destroys the bean. So how do I code to clear up the open resources like say a JMS session in case of a system exception? I create the session and store it in global variable when one of my remote methods get invoked. I understand that stateless session bean are not supposed to keep global variables - but in this case I am just hoping that all the instances of the bean created by the container will finally have their own session instances - that heps performance rather than creating the session on every invocation. But in case a system exception happens the bean instance gets remove I want to close the session - otherwise it results in a memory leak. Any help is appreciated. thanks Anamitra
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