Ok, now it is making sense. I had to have a @Begin method, which then took the
DataModelSelection and put it into another variable which is outjected. The
@Begin makes the conversation long-lasting instead of temporary, and then the
object is outjected and can be accessed. So that's very cool
So I think that's the problem. I think what's happening is that I am having my
session beans take the default scope, which is conversation. But the problem
is that in this case, they are being used in temporary conversations, which
means that the session bean is being disposed of at the end of
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