Aha, forgot to mention. :-) The behavior changed a bit, the default name is now the name of the -spring.xml file. Renaming your -spring.xml file to spring-inject-spring.xml should do the trick. If that doesn't help, also place your Spring module higher in the application.xml, since the order matters - spring module should be deployed before ejb3 module - if the ejb's use spring beans at some initialization. If that also doesn't help, we'll need to introduce some dependency in our spring-deployers-beans.xml.
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