I'm using the latest Arquillian universe version 1.1.15.2 and Wildfly remote container 2.1.0 final.
I have a test that injects a POJO using @Inject. When I run the test, the test passes, green bar in JUnit. From logging statements on the Wildfly server side, I can see the code is being executed. So far so good. Next, I introduce an @Stateless EJB using @EJB and write a new @Test.
Here comes the weird part. Just the act of adding an EJB with @EJB breaks JUnit on the client. I removed my second test method and left just the injected @EJB field. My logging statements on the server side verify that nothing is null and works. However, back in the Arquillian/JUnit client, the test explodes with a NPE. It is as if JUnit core ends up running the @Test method also, after Arquillian returns from the server. The dependencies are not injected by JUnit, and are null.
To be clear, @Inject and @EJB iare working in Wildfly and the code is running and working there. After the test runs in Wildfly, the test later breaks in the client. Googling around I can't find a hint. Please advise and thanks in advance.
Message was edited by: Ray Ramos
Found the problem. Project was configured to use "arquillian-junit-standalone" instead of "arquillian-junit". I'm not sure why the introduction of @EJB started the breakage, but using the container aware "arquillian-junit" and resolved the issue.
