Yes, you use @Name to define a seam component. So, if you called
Component.getInstance("interceptsTest"), the @Logger field would be filled.
But when Seam instantiates an interceptor from the class you specify, it just treats it
like a normal object. It doesn't inject @Loggers or give it interceptors for
bijection, etc.
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