There is the ParallelExecutor which is backed by a thread pool. Be warned, the pool size is 3 by default (configurable via a symbol). The ParallelExecutor will invoke PerThreadManager.cleanup() once your Runnable completes to clean up the hibernate session and any PerThreadValue instances.
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