I am new to Seam and have read quite a bit of material on the topic. While I have been remarkably impressed with the brilliant work by Gavin and his team, I have yet to find a lot of of strong references that convey the power of Seam in a J2EE environment. I think this is a big deficiency since I believe many developers will not have the luxury of utilizing the features of Java EE 5 (most notably EJB 3) for quite some time. I would welcome any feedback on references that discuss Seam in the context of pure POJOs (and not just a small chapter at the back in an otherwise Java EE 5 dominated Seam book). In the meantime, I have some specific questions: 1) Can I use AOP concepts to perform logging and exception handling? I know that I can inject a Logger in Seam, but I would like to keep my business logic code free from logging code. Is JBoss AOP an option here? 2) How can I inject an EJB 2.x EJB into a Seam-managed component? I am thinking particularly about a web service SLSB that could be utilized by a Seam component. This seems tough to me given that the container would have to do a JNDI lookup, generate a local interface to the web service, and inject it. 3) How can I decide which object implementation I inject into a component? For example, if I have an interface called MyObject and two implementations classes called MyObjectImpl and MyObjectMock, how can I designate which one I inject depending on whether I am testing or whether I am in production. Any help with any of these questions is very much appreciated. Thank you very much. View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4032182#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...