I've been debugging and reading a lot this weekend to find an explanation. And I'm not 100% sure, but I think I found one. When executing an asynchronous method invocation, the jboss backend server will create a callback object allowing to process the final result of the asynchronous invocation. If you don't process those callbacks, they remain on the server. I think this is similar like the FutureResult object to follow up asynchronous method invocations.
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