Caller's security identity doesn't get propagated by default

3 session beans: @RunAs("printer") Printer, which calls HelperBean (no security annotations), which calls @RolesAllowed("printer") Toner. The last invocation results in
javax.ejb.EJBAccessException: JBAS014502: Invocation on method: public void org.jboss.as.test.integration.ejb.security.runas.propagation.Toner.spill() of bean: Toner is not allowed

Printer calling Toner (directly) works just fine. And if the HelperBean is a CDI managed bean, it works just fine too.

According to EJB spec, 12 Security management, 12.1 Overview:

"By default, the caller principal will be propagated as the caller identity. The Bean Provider can use the RunAs annotation to specify that a security principal that has been assigned to a specified security role be used instead. See Section 12.3.4."

12.3.4 Specification of Security Identities in the Deployment Descriptor:

"The Bean Provider or Application Assembler typically specifies whether the caller’s security identity should be used for the execution of the methods of an enterprise bean or whether a specific run-as identity should be used. By default the caller’s security identity is used."

etc.

@Stateless
@RunAs("printer")
@PermitAll
public class Printer {
    @EJB
    HelperBean hb;

    public void invokeHelperBean() {
        hb.invokeToner();
    }
}

@Stateful
public class HelperBean {
    @EJB
    Toner toner;

    public void invokeToner() {
        toner.spill();
    }
}

@Stateless
@RolesAllowed("printer")
public class Toner {
    public void spill() {}
}

A bit sophisticated test available at: https://github.com/bafco/wildfly/commits/securityContext