looks like i found the problem (of course my guilt - not the one of jboss). it seems like i expected at one point the state of an transient field of an entity bean to be null after activation - this seemed to work after ejbCreate(), but not after ejbActivate(). I am still testing, but it makes seens that that could be the problem. so a hint: set your transient fields to null in ejbActivate() ;-) otherwise you have a problem hard to find.
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