Hello, I am trying to come up with a pattern for initializing the Seam Actor for jBPM in my system. There is no login action in my system - we're authenticating using a custom Tomcat Valve (integration with an enterprise SSO system). So I tried to use the @Unwrap approach here: | @Name("initjBPMActor") | public class InitjBPMActor { | | @Logger Log log; | | @In | private Principal userPrincipal; | | @Unwrap | public Actor getActor() { | // get an instance of Actor, set it's id using the userPrincipal.name value | Actor actor = Actor.instance(); | actor.setId(userPrincipal.getName()); | log.info("getActor() : Actor -> "+actor); | // todo - remove logging... | return actor; | } | } | I have a SFSB in which the Actor is @In'jected. When I invoke a method that uses the actor, it doesn't seem that getActor() is ever called (I don't see the log.info() message in my logging output). Furthermore, I think that this attempt to @Unwrap the Actor is causing problems with Seam, because once I attempt to invoke a method in my SFSB which does nothing but log.info()'s, I do not see output of the log.info()'s and the test case appears to fail (SeamTest). If it's not possible to use Actor with @Unwrap (because it gets special handling by Seam), then is it possible to specify that the Actor ALWAYS gets its id from userPrincipal.name? (i.e. - some kind of default strategy - maybe it's a good idea to provide a few different strategies in the framework to pick from, including a custom strategy). Thanks, Brad Smith View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=3983004#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...