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Radim,

A working example EAR would be great.

Thanks again for your time...

shawn.firth@robbinsgioia.com

Radim,

I got my Interceptor to work…but for my bean only. Thanks again for the working EAR Interceptor example.

The reason that I wasn’t seeing the Interceptor invoke was because I had it on a bean function that was called by the bean’s PostConstruct function. This means that nesting annotations doesn’t work. The Only time my Interceptor works on my bean is if I apply it to the whole class. If I only apply it to a function, even just the PostConstruct function, it doesn’t fire/get invoked (this may be indicative of PostConstruct…right now I don’t have any other beans calling my singleton, but once I do, I will retest this).

The Interceptor is also applied to a set function in one of my JPA data classes, and that data class is loaded and the set function is called from the bean during PostConstruct. If I remove my Interceptor from the bean, so that there isn’t any Interceptor nesting, the Interceptor doesn’t fire/get invoked on the JPA data class’ set function. BTW, the JPA data class lives in a different package but in the same JAR with the Interceptor.

Once I have a session bean that is really using one of my JPA data classes, I’ll try the Interceptor again on a JPA data class, however, I’m guessing it still won’t fire (we’re early in our development).

Thanks again for your help.

Shawn