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Stateless Process definition instance control

 
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Hi,

I have a process(.jpd - running under Weblogic Integration) file wich I need to have only one instance running and never more than one at a given time. The process opens a socket to a server wich accepts only one client at a time, so I need that subsequent request that arrive to be placed in a queue.
I also know that the stateless jpd I have build is compiled in a stateless session bean to run under weblogic and as so I could use max-beans in free pool to solve this problem, the problem is that I couldn�t find a way to do that using workshop and I don�t think openning the final jar and changing the DD is a good solution.
 
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