Okay, here's what I would try:
Use the Session Facade Pattern.
Create a stateless session bean and inject the EntityManagerFactory into it
using the code you have in your servlet class (cut and paste it). Get a
reference to this bean in your servlet using JNDI lookup:
InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();
| FacadeBeanLocal bean = ctx.lookup("FacadeBean/local");
| bean.doWhatever();
The lookup string will vary depending on your packaging.
Using and EAR: "<ear-name>/<bean-name>/[local | remote]"
Using a JAR: "<bean-name>/[local | remote]"
Make sure you label the interface your facade bean implements with either
@Local or @Remote.
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