1. Check out Maven test project from GitHub:
   https://github.com/wrungel/bugs/tree/master/ejb-names-interceptor
2. Build the project with mvn clean install
3. Deploy EAR file (ear/target/ejb-names-interceptor.ear) to Wildfly
4. Call the Webservice http://localhost:8080/MyWebservice/v1/MyEjbImpl?wsdl
5. Call the Webservice http://localhost:8080/MyWebservice/v2/MyEjbImpl?wsdl
6. Check server.log:
   expected two lines containing: Intercepted v1.MyEjbImpl and Intercepted v2.MyEjbImpl
   but actually only one line (either containing v1.MyEjbImpl or v2.MyEjbImpl) exists.

Rename Java class names of the EJBs so all names are unique.

Also tried to override the names of EJBs according to JSR 318 (EJB 3.1) spec:

<bean-name> is the ejb-name of the enterprise bean. For enterprise beans defined via annotation,
it defaults to the unqualified name of the session bean class, unless specified in the contents of the
Stateless/Stateful/Singleton annotation name() attribute.
For enterprise beans defined via ejb-jar.xml, it’s specified in the <ejb-name> deployment descriptor element.)

without success:

• Overriding the EJB names of the beans in ejb-jar.xml
• Overriding the EJB names of the beans using @Stateless(name="...")