OK, now I know what changed.

The bijected variables of the outer class *only* have well-defined values 
during a method call to the outer class! They do not have well-defined values 
after the invocation ends. To enforce this, Seam now nullifies injected 
variables at the end of the invocations. So the following will not work:

foo.getInnerClass().bar()

Of course, you could have getInnerClass() construct a new instance of 
InnerClass, and initialize its instance variables to the value of the bijected  
variables in the constructor.

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