In JMX, I'm looking at each bean's pool stats - the created and destroyed
count are going up way more than I would expect and I'm not clear why.
But I think at this point my biggest problem is I'm failing to understand
what an EJB transaction means in the context of a stateless session bean and
how I can prevent it.
Whenever I invoke one of my stateless EJBs, the transaction-service
commited-transaction count goes up in the JMX stats despite adding
@TransactionManagement(TransactionManagementType.BEAN) and
@TransactionAttribute(TransactionAttributeType.NOT_SUPPORTED).
First of all, is there documentation somewhere describing what a stateless
EJB tx does?
And more importantly how do I turn them off?
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