i have found the problem. it was related with persistence of the timers. when a timer is created, it is stored (using DefaultDS) and reloaded at each jboss start. my solution is to cancel all the bean related timers befoare i create a new one:


|  public void createTimer() {
|    // Get TimerService
|    TimerService ts = sessionContext.getTimerService();
|    
|    // Cancel previous timers
|    for (Object o : ts.getTimers()) {
|      ((Timer)o).cancel();
|    }
|    
|    // Create new timer
|    Timer t = ts.createTimer(new Date(System.currentTimeMillis()
|        + INTERVAL_DURATION), INTERVAL_DURATION, "ots");
|    logger.debug("timer created");
|    logger.debug("total timers: " + ts.getTimers().size());
|  }
|

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