Thank you for your answer. [quote=mvatkina]If injection doesn't work, the
field is not set and it will be null. [/quote] Yes, I can observe that for
instance by putting a logger statement before the call to the ejb.
[quote=mvatkina]If the injection fails, you will see a warning or an
exception in the log. If it didn't happen because there is no code that
performs the injection in this type of the component, the field will not be
set and there will be no trace in the log. [/quote] There is nothing in the
log. But I don't think it is the code, since we have been using similar code
for quite some time and the code actually works fine when not used within
context of AXIS. That's why I've been asking if somebody has more details on
a similar issue when using AXIS. I don't think it is a general problem.
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