Access the SessionContext

The SessionContext may be used to perform lookups, manage Transactions, access the Timer Service, ...

@Resource
private SessionContext sessionContext;

To see if the SessionContext was correctly injected, I've added a simple trace in the greetMe Method :

public String greetMe(String me) {
    System.out.println("Message received: " + me + "n");
    if (sessionContext != null) {
        System.out.println("SessionContext was injected by EasyBeans.");
    }
    return "Hello " + me;
}

We will check with the output : 

PostConstruct called by EasyBeans
Method 'greetMe' invoked 1 times.
Entering method : greetMe
Message received: Guillaume
EJBContext was injected by Easybeans.          <---------- Here
Leaving method : greetMe
PreDestroy called by EasyBeans.

Access the WebServiceContext

The WebServiceContext is a Resource that can be accessed/injected like all other Resources : through an annotated field or setter : 

@Resource
private WebServiceContext wsContext;

A simple check (simmilar to the one for SessionContext) has been added in the greetMe method.

Output : 

PostConstruct called by EasyBeans
Method 'greetMe' invoked 1 times.
Entering method : greetMe
Message received: Guillaume
SessionContext was injected by Easybeans.
WebServiceContext was injected by Celtix.     <------------- Here
Leaving method : greetMe
PreDestroy called by EasyBeans.

Celtix is responsible for WebServiceContext injection.
EasyBeans ignores that @Resource when encountered !