MDB read message queue too slow

For some reason only a small number of MDB in the pool are accessing the message queue. The queue is growing rather fast and I wish to know how I can increase the read rate of my MDB's. Should I create another bean type to read the same queue. This does not seem like the ideal solution.
          Thank you
          bea user

The JMS Performance Guide white-paper contains information
          on how to configure an MDB to run more instances concurrently.
          One thing to realize is that the number of instances is limited
          by the size of the thread pool that the MDB is running in.
          You can find a link to the white-paper here:
          http://dev2dev.bea.com/technologies/jms/index.jsp
          Tom
          bea user wrote:
          > For some reason only a small number of MDB in the pool are accessing the message queue. The queue is growing rather fast and I wish to know how I can increase the read rate of my MDB's. Should I create another bean type to read the same queue. This does not seem like the ideal solution.
          >
          > Thank you
          > bea user

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