Hi!

I'm developing a SEAM remoting app, so all things on the client side are done in JS and SEAM just handles remoting calls.

I'm using SLSB on the server that look like this:

@Stateless
public class MySLSB {
 private String prop1;
 ..
 @WebRemote
 public String getProperty() { return prop1; }
}

I have no @Name or @Scope annotation because I use many different instances of the same type like this:

<component name="x1" class="acme.MySLSB" scope="STATELESS">
 <property name="prop1">value1</property>
</component>

<component name="x2" class="acme.MySLSB" scope="STATELESS">
 <property name="prop1">value2</property>
</component>

when I do a remoting call like this:

var x1 = Seam.Component.getInstance('x1');
x1.getProperty(function(prop1) {
 // do something with prop1
});

and set a breakpoint on the serverside in my getProperty() method I sometimes get the right configuration (value1 in this case) or the wrong one.
(When I set logging to DEBUG I see that SEAM is configuring component x1 in both cases though!)


Two things I recognize here that could be problems:
* I'm using SLSB with ScopeType.STATELESS
* I'm not explicitly setting the conversationContextId before doing a remoting call

Please tell me what I'm doing wrong.
I'm currently using 2.0.0.CR2 and JBoss 4.2.2

Thank you,

Thomas