Page 88 of the spec says
Clients use the create and remove methods on the home interface of a stateless session bean in the
same way as on a stateful session bean. To the client, it appears as if the client controls the life cycle of
the session object. However, the container handles the create and remove calls without necessarily
creating and removing an EJB instance.
When does a stateless session bean client ever use "remove" on the home interface(of the stateless session bean)?What the point of doing that when control of creating and removing a stateless session bean is in the hand of the container?