What happens when pool of stateless beans runs out?

It varies from vendor to vendor. WebSphere Application Server will create new instances as required, and it will remove beans when returning them to the pool if the pool has reached its maximum size. The product also can be configured to have a hard limit using the poolSize option that causes requests to block until a bean becomes available.

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