Hi Guys I was wondering if WAS 4.x supports controlling the number of bean instances that a server creates once an EJB is deployed. Weblogic supports it via the deployment descriptor for that EJB <max-beans-in-pool>. I dont really care much abt controlling the number of Session/Entity instances but I do care abt controlling the number of MDB instances - because that way I can have a control on the number of consumers that I have for my Queue. I know 4.x dosent really have an MDB - but they do have an Session EJB which mimics an MDB and in that they support controlling the number of JMS sessions - which effectively boils down to number of max active instances. Does anyone have any idea whether WAS 5.0 will have this feature - to control the number of MDBs/JMS sessions? What is the deal with other servers vendors like Sun/Oracle? thanks Anamitra
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