I think what is suggested by the JMS architecture is this: 1. Create a single connection to JBoss from the connection factory per Java process 2. For each thread that you use, create a separate Session 3. For each session, you can create as many queue reader and senders as you like. Typically, there is no reason to create more than one of each per queue (per thread).
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