What is REMOTE AM-POOLING ?

i noticed REMOTE AM-POOLING in Oracle JDeveloper 10.1.3.1 Developer Preview Fix List ( http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/htdocs/10.1.3.1/10131dpfixlist.htm)
i want to know what's it and how to implement it ,because i will try to replace Stateful Session EJB with it.
thanks.

1. Visit the "Remote" panel of the AM editor
2. Enable the "Remote" checkbox, and shuttle the "EJB Session Bean" choice into the "Selected" list.
3. With the "EJB Session Bean" choice selected in the "Selected" list, inside the "EJB Session Bean" group box at the bottom of the dialog, click (New) next to the "Local Configurations drop-down list.
4. If you don't like the default name of the local configuration (e.g. "YourModuleLocal1"), you can click the (Edit...) button to rename it. For example, you could rename it to "AppModuleLocalServerSide").
5. Click (OK)
The above steps will create you a "YourModuleBean" EJB Session Bean in the ".server.ejb.beanmanaged" subpackage of the package where your AM lives. ADF BC design time will keep that auto-generated bean up to date as you make any changes to your application module in the future.
Now you just need to deploy the EJB session bean to a remote server. To do this, create an ADF BC deployment profile by following these steps:
0. Create an application server connection in the Connections Navigator to the external OC4J or Oracle AppServer server you want to deploy to.
1. In the "New" gallery, select "Business Components Deployment Profiles"
2. On "Step 1 of 3: Profiles" in the wizard, ensure that "EJB Session Bean" is in the selected list. (NOTE: It should be by default given what you did above)
3. On "Step 2 of 3: EJB Session Beans", select the connection name to which you want to deploy from the "Deplyo to Connection" dropdown.
4. Click (Next) and then (Finish).
To deploy the EJB Session Bean-wrapped application module to the remote server, select the deployment profile created above, then choose "Deploy..." from the right-mouse context menu.

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