Thanks - that's exactly right. It's unfortunate that there this disparity between the inteceptor/listener interfaces -- I'd planned to use the
the interceptor InvocationContext's contextData map to store some object-level state. I'll have to rethink since the EntityListener doesn't pass a context - only the entity Object.

anonymous wrote : For EJB entities:
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| Use @EntityListener annotation with @PrePersist, @PostPersist, @PreRemove
| @PostRemove, @PreUpdate, @PostUpdate, @PostLoad
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| @Interceptors works fine for session bean and MDB. I'm not sure it is supposed to works for entity

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