Not sure if you are talking about web sessions or SFSBs or both. The referenced doc is
about web sessions.
Anyway, for SFSBs at least, JBoss has no option to use a DB to persist your bean after
every request. Passivation to the file system is supported, but that doesn't write
the session to disk after every update; only when the bean should be swapped to disk to
conserve memory.
So, if you want to cluster SFSBs you need to replicate them, and that requires sticky
sessions.
Same basically applies to web sessions, although there is a web session manager in Tomcat
(and perhaps in JBoss Web) that can write to a db. Not sure if that's only for
passivation as well. Last I looked at it a couple of years ago it wasn't really
production ready. Could have changed though.
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