Your server code seems ok. We do not use RequestFactory yet but we are sometimes fetching a lot of entities on our server (Glassfish 3.1 + bundled Eclipselink 2.2) and haven't seen any problems yet. For each request to our server we create a new EntityManager instance and when we are done we call em.clear() and em.close(). Our EntityManagerFactory is pretty much a singleton and will be created once for each new customer doing the first server request. We also deactivated the EntityManagerFactory cache (second level cache). For testing purposes you can clear the second level cache in your code by calling emf.getCache().evictAll().
Maybe you can create a rpc remote service and call your findXXX method via the service to see if its a RequestFactory bug or if its a JPA related problem.
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