Hi again,

Thanks for the reply.  I have run some more tests.  for these I have set the 
memory consumption of the stateless server beans to zero and I increased the 
number of users to 100 (all running the same single method transaction).  there 
are also 100 beans in the pool.  What I would expect to find is that as we 
increase from 1 thread up to somewhere near 100, we should get increasing 
throughput and decreasing response times, but quite the opposite is happening 
(see below).  Regarding context switching, surely JBoss should only switch 
between threads when there is something active on the thread and should not 
switch to threads that are not in use (and so unused threads shypould not cause 
extra runtime CPU usage (or a very minimal amount to check the extra threads 
for usage???)

Thanks again for any insight provided

Regards,
David

RESULTS
====================
Threads  RT      TP
1       87092   132
5       84231   142
10      95694   111
25      90989   129
50      101541  116
100     132768  99
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