Hi,
you are right, this is probably a timing issue, as the Service bean is probably deployed
before the EJB. To avoid this: add a @Depends annotation to the service bean, which points
to your EJB.
The full EJB service name can be find in JNDIView.
Hope this helps
Wolfgang
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