The workaround to this makes 0 sense. I took the private method I'd added to the SSB
and put it in a helper class the SSB called right before calling its own private
method.
So, it was originally (pseudocode here):
ssb.execute
{
helper.callMethod();
this.callMyMethod();
}
Changing to this:
ssb.execute
{
helper.callMethod();
helper.callMyMethod();
}
Is what made the spontaneous ejbremove go away.
This seems quite bizarre to me.
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