deploy your entities as you would but assign them a JNDI name(see docs). In your EJB interceptor pick the appropriate JNDI name of the EntityManager you want to access. Either inject the ENtityManager into the field of your bean using a custom annotation, or stuff the chosen entity manager into a java.lang.ThreadLocal. This way you still get the automatic session management that the EJB/Java Persistence integration gives you. Following me?
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