Injection with @Logger and @In not working after adding resteasy to project

[sverker.sverker.abrahamsson.com]

I have a project which use @Logger and @In annotations to inject instances into stateful session beans. It was working fine, until I added resteasy to the project. None of the SFSB's were touched at that point, but the Seam injection is no longer working. The EntityManager is injected though. Neither was ejb-jar.xml changed, the interceptors are still there.

Is this issue related to Seam-RESTEasy and what can be done to solve it?

[sverker.sverker.abrahamsson.com]

Now I had some time to look more into the issue. It had to do with the resteasy jars for some reason, I had set the version to 2.0.1.GA and then the injection didn't work. With resteasy 2.0-beta-2 together with seam 2.2.1.Final it works fine.

[sverker.sverker.abrahamsson.com]

This issue came back, without resteasy version being changed.

The injections that fails looks like this:

        @Logger
        private Log logger;
        @In(create=true, value="asyncWurflImporter")
        private AsyncWurflImporter asyncWurflImporter;

these are null. However, this one works:

    @PersistenceContext(type=PersistenceContextType.EXTENDED)
     private EntityManager em;

What can I do to troubleshoot the seam injection and find what cause it to fail?

[sverker.sverker.abrahamsson.com]

I can see that Component instanciates the stateful session bean, but it is never initialized where I understand that seam does the injections. Other bean types has postConstruct methods called from Component.postConstruct(Object bean) which calls initialize(Object bean), but postConstructSessionBean(Object bean) is empty. Neither can I see that SessionBeanInterceptor.postConstruct(InvocationContext invocation) is called.

Any suggestions where to search next?

[sverker.sverker.abrahamsson.com]

If I remove all resteasy jars then SessionBeanInterceptor.postConstruct(InvocationContext invocation) is called and the dependencies of the session bean are injected properly. If I add the resteasy jars then it is not working, even if I don't have seam-resteasy jar nor any resteasy configuration in components.xml.

If I add @PostConstruct and @Create annotations to method in my session bean then those are called but seam dependencies are not injected.