I ran into something like that. The problem is that in

| connection.addPacketListener(this);
|
"this" is a reference to the actual bean, and not a reference to the bean's proxy. Interceptors (which are used for injection) are only called if you invoke a method on the proxy, not the bean itself.

I don't know the best way to solve the problem. In your case you could do something like

| connection.addPacketListener(Component.getInstance(this.getClass());
|
I don't really like it, but it should work.

If anyone knows a nicer way for a bean to get a reference to its own proxy, please speak up.

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