I have a stateless sessionBean defined using an interceptor on a businessMethod as well as a entityBean with a listener. | @Stateless | @TransactionAttribute(TransactionAttributeType.REQUIRED) | public class MyStatelessSessionBean { | ... | @Interceptors(MyInteceptor.class) | public Object myPersistMethod(MyEntityObject myEntity) { | ... | // using an injected entityManager | return entitymanger.merge(myEntity) | ... | } | } | | public class MyInteceptor { | @AroundInvoke | public Object doInteception(InvocationContext context) throws Exception { | try { | System.out.println("before proceed"); | return context.proceed(); | } finally { | System.out.println("after proceed"); | } | } | | @Entity | @EntityListeners(MyEntityListener.class) | public class MyEntity { | ... | // some attributes / setters an getters ... | ... | } | | public class MyEntityListener { | @PrePersist | public void prePersit(Object entity) { | System.out.println("prePersist entity"); | } | | @PreUpdate | public void preUpdate(Object entity) { | System.out.println("preUpdate entity"); | } | } | | calling the business-Method from a client twice with the same entity results in different call-stacks: | ======= CREATING THE ENTITY with myEntity = service.myPersistMethod(myEntity) ============== | INFO [STDOUT] before proceed | INFO [STDOUT] prePersist entity | INFO [STDOUT] after proceed | | ... | | ======= UPDATING THE ENTITY with myEntity = service.myPersistMethod(myEntity) ============== | INFO [STDOUT] before proceed | INFO [STDOUT] after proceed | INFO [STDOUT] preUpdate entity | | the first output is as expected, but the second isn't what I was expecting, because there is now way for the interceptor to get some information about possible updates within the entity-callbacks ... Is this behaviour anywhere defined ? Can I assume any calling order in combination of Interceptors and callbackhandlers within a transaction - or is it explicitly undefined ... Thx for any help --- wbr View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=3989470#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...