+1 for Stateless Session Beans. I've never had an issue with them and find them a good way to control resource utilization. The only things to keep in mind is what your min and max pool sizes are for the beans. If you make that match up with the number of threads, then you shouldn't have any threads blocking waiting for a free bean. I usually set min and max to the same value since i don't see much value in having a pool shrink or grow. Also good to keep in mind if you inject other EJBs into an EJB, then its the EJB with the smallest pool size that could cause a thread to block.
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