I have two Java Beans, Bean A (scope: session) and Bean B (scope: event). Bean A is injected into Bean B. E.g. Class A { ... ... ... } Class B { protected Object var; @In(value = "ASession", create = true) void setVar(Object var) { this.var = var; do something ! ... ... } void doSomething1() { } void doSomething2() { } void doSomething3() { } ... ... } Each method invocation on Bean B results in an injection and disinjection. In mine particularly case it's totally unnecessary to inject and disinject at each method invocation. I only need an injection when an instance of class B is created. Because of the current design of Seam my setVar() method is executed between 500 - 5000 (depends on the situation) times by the BijectionInterceptor.bijectTargetComponent() and the state of the injected object is the same each time. It would be very nice, if I could control the injection and disinjection, e.g. @In(oneInjection = true, disinjection = false, value = "ASession", create = true) void setVar(Object var) { this.var = var; do something ! ... ... } oneInjection = true // only inject one time. disinjection = false // don't disinject Could Seam support something like that? Regards Kenneth View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=3988620#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...